Madhya Pradesh High Court, Jabalpur – Photo: Social Media Expansion A petition was filed in the High Court by the Madhya Pradesh High Court challenging the determination of the tourism limit of the Tiger Reserve and the death of tigers. The double bench of Chief Justice Ravi Vijay Kumar Malimath and Justice Vishal Mishra was told by the government that instructions have been issued to follow the prescribed guidelines. The High Court has directed Additional Chief Secretary Forest to conduct an inquiry against the then officers. The petition filed by RTI activist Ajay Dubey, a resident of Bhopal, states that the death of tigers in the Pench Tiger Reserve The National Tiger Conservation Authority had given a report regarding this. In the report, the fencing being done in the name of Tiger Safari in the buffer zone was held responsible for the deaths of animals other than tigers. The committee recommended immediate removal of this fencing. The petitioner obtained a copy of the report under Right to Information and since no action has been taken even after the applications made, this petition has been filed. to hide the failure roundabout answer for…

1661878609 On the reply regarding the death of tigers due to increasing tourism and other reasons, a rejoinder was presented on behalf of the petitioner saying that the management is trying to hide its failure. Golmoz is giving the answer. While the death of tigers is known only because of tourists. The petition demanded compliance of the prescribed guidelines and action against Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, AB Srivastava, then Principal Secretary Forest, Vinay Varman, then Chief Executive Officer, MP Eco Tourism Board. The Jugalpeeth has said in its order that orders related to the implementation of the guidelines of the National Tiger Conservation Authority have been issued. Huh. The Division Bench directed Additional Chief Secretary Forest to conduct an inquiry against the then officer. Advocate Aditya Sanghi appeared on behalf of the petitioner. ,