The Congress-led UDF on Thursday launched a dawn heart in this high-grade district of Kerala on recent deaths due to wild animal attacks. UDF workers were seen blocking roads in various parts of the districts on TV channels, but were arrested and removed by the police.
Hartal was stated after the death of a 27 -year -old man in a wild elephant attack in a tea estate in Attamala near Choramala, where landslides claimed more than 200 lives in July last year.
The victim has been identified as Balakrishnan, a member of the tribal community, who is a resident of a paddy village adjacent to tea property.
The incident was reported a day after a 45-year-old man was killed in a forest fringe area in a forest fringe area in Nolpuzha village on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border in the district.
The UDF has accused Hartal of ‘failing’ the state government, which is ‘unsuccessful’ to take steps to protect people from wild animals attacks.
Along with essential services, the journey for examinations, weddings and annual religious festivals is exempted from heart.
Leader of the Opposition in the state assembly VD Satheson said on Wednesday that in the last three days, four people have been killed by elephants in high -class areas of the state.
“In just one week, five people have lost their lives,” he said.
He also requested Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in the Assembly to intervene in the issue and take some necessary steps to protect people from higher class areas from wild animal attacks.
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