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- An elephant named Bharat remained at a site in Madhya Pradesh for 48 hours after its companion died from stepping on a live wire.
- Forest officials deployed four other elephants to assist in the rescue operation.
- The animal was eventually sedated and moved to the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve.
- The two elephants had shared a close bond while traveling through the forest together for seven months.
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- Bharat's adjustment to the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve
- Investigation into the live wire incident at the death site
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Lokesh Nirpura
Rewa divisional forest officer
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“The elephant was rescued and taken to the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve”
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…and Sanjay Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh, were deployed in the operation to capture it. The elephant was finally rescued and captured on Tuesday after a 48-hour-long operation on Tuesday, a forest officer said. “ The elephant was rescued and taken to the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve ”, Rewa divisional forest officer (DFO) Lokesh Nirpura told this newspaper. According to the DFO, the two elephants had a strong bonding between them and used to move together in the forests for the past seven months.…
“The slain elephant was very calm and composed and has no record of harming any person or damaging properties, whereas Bharat is naughty. Many times, the slain elephant was seen pacifying Bharat dissuading it from making any mischief when they were moving together”
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…Rewa divisional forest officer (DFO) Lokesh Nirpura told this newspaper. According to the DFO, the two elephants had a strong bonding between them and used to move together in the forests for the past seven months. “ The slain elephant was very calm and composed and has no record of harming any person or damaging properties, whereas Bharat is naughty. Many times, the slain elephant was seen pacifying Bharat dissuading it from making any mischief when they were moving together ”, Mr. Nirpura recounted. Their friendship, in fact, had become a talk of local forest dwellers and forest officials. Bharat was so upset after the death of its companion that it spent the whole night of Saturday with…
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Named India · Madhya Pradesh · Rewa · Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve · Bharat · Lokesh Nirpura · Sanjay Tiger Reserve
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