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Originally posted by: RegressiveThug

See I am not saying, those farmers shouldn't be punished if further investigation finds them culprit and this crime a first degree murder.

And yeah I myself gave the example of Mulappuram, but here we are talking about a particular situation.

Hmm.. Its tricky

Originally posted by: RegressiveThug

yeh pregnant elephant wala case, Malappuram ka nahi hain.

Why did they give cracker filled pineapples , why not use poison or something ?

Originally posted by: ZanduBaaM

NDTV toh hamesha pehle chudap karta hain baad mai usko rectify karte hain😆.

Oh so it is ok to blow up an unsuspecting n hungry wild boar coz humans deem it to be a pest while happily encroaching its "wilderness" 👏

Originally posted by: MercurialMedusa

Oh so it is ok to blow up an unsuspecting n hungry wild boar coz humans deem it to be a pest while happily encroaching its "wilderness" 👏

Wild boars can be ferel and at times also fatal, besides the obvious destorying of crops and local flora.

I see nothing wrong in eliminating those bastrads.

I would suggest that all of you, irrespective of political alignment, should speak out against the rapid clearances granted to deforestation projects, particularly in North-Eastern corridors. These kind of incidents will be common in areas where forests are adjoining farms/residential colonies and is the inevitable consequence of human encroachment in wildlife habitats. Residents will inevitably put up fences and other harmful barriers that end up hurting local flora and fauna. Instead of turning this into a communal issue, state-based issue, humanity sucks issue, fake news issue, focus on the larger picture. Such incidents are unlikely to happen if we regulate development and commercial activities next to wildlife areas instead of giving free-for-all to people to do what they wish.

Are malappuram and palakkad district same places ??

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