The Karnataka government has handed over 6 Kunki elephants to Andhra Pradesh Forest Minister Pawan Kalyan to protect agricultural crops from elephant herds that are destroying crops in some places in Andhra Pradesh.
Farmers expressed heartfelt happiness over the efforts of Forest Minister Pawan Kalyan(Janasyna Chief) in the coalition government in this laborious program, which has never been done by any Forest Minister in Andhra Pradesh.previes governments.
BY-RAJA PENTAPATI AP BUREAU CHIEF
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Amravati May 21 (Bharat News)AP
Finally, the efforts of Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan have succeeded Finally, with his efforts, the Karnataka government has handed over the Kunki elephants from Karnataka to Andhra Pradesh today.
In some parts of Andhra Pradesh, the people’s fields are being destroyed due to the destruction being created by elephants. Sometimes, the areas are getting burnt due to the rush of the groups of elephants. In this context, AP Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan, who is also the Minister of Environment and Forests, is bringing Kunki elephants from Karnataka to control such elephants. Pawan Kalyan received the Kunki elephants from the Karnataka government.
The handover of the Kunki elephants was held at the Karnataka Vidhan Sabha at 11 am. On behalf of the Karnataka government, the Chief Minister of the state, Siddaramaiah, Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, and Minister for Forest and Environment Eshwar Khandre officially handed over the six Kunki elephants to Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan.
In the state, herds of elephants are destroying crops and in some cases, people are losing their lives. Kunki elephants are needed to prevent these problems.
Pawan Kalyan went to Bengaluru a few months ago to get Kunki elephants from the Karnataka State Forest Department and met the Chief Minister and Forest Minister of that state and explained the problem in his state.
The government there agreed to send six Kunki elephants from his state. It is special that they were handed over today. Official sources said that the names of these elephants are Ranjani, Deva, Krishna, Abhimanyu, and Mahendra.
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