Guest guest Posted June 20, 2009 Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 What nonsense. In its anti-India campaign, Nepal will accuse India of anything. India has been unable to protect its own tigers from poachers who are supplying the Chinese market. Do you really think such a project is possible? If India can breed and maintain two to four hundred tigers, and keep them alive, we would not have a conservation problem in India. Dr. Nanditha Krishna On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 2:35 PM, < journalistandanimals wrote: > *Now India resorts to man-eating Tigers to evacuate Nepal settlements* > > http://www.telegraphnepal.com/news_det.php?news_id=5630 > > After forceful evacuation of some six thousand Nepali citizens by the > Indian > security forces in the bordering areas of the district of Dang, Indian side > is planning to raise man-eating Tigers in the areas adjoining Nepal. > “In the 83 kilometer long strip in the dense Jungle adjoining Nepal, the > Uttar Pradesh State Government of India is trying to construct a Tiger > Park”, reports debutant Nagarik Vernacular Daily June 18, 2009. > “The assistant Commander of the 18th G-Battalion of the Indian SSB, Shakti > Singh told me personally that the Uttar Pradesh Government is constructing > a > Tiger Park along the border”, says Padma Lal Biswokarma who is heading the > National Interest and Human Rights Preservation Committee of the > Constituent > Assembly, Nepal. > “We have plans to raise two to four hundred Tigers along the border…we will > then be able to evacuate Nepali settlements along the border and perhaps > all > settlements till Lamahi”, Shakti Singh is further quoted by Mr. Biswakarma > as saying. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2009 Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 Dear Madam, You are right. This is a silly joke being perpetrated by the Nepali media. Apparently they also have issues with the rhinos being termed 'Indian' since they want to call them 'Nepali'. Geographically, 'Indian' means the Indian subcontinent of which Nepal is a part but there are now political issues. I have first hand antagonism from a Nepali gentleman regarding this. I have nothing against Nepali people, in fact, there are Nepali people working in my dad's firm, but I fail to comprehend their anti India rhetoric which seems very popular in Kathmandu. There may be leigitimate issues they have against india, but it appears there is much more than this. It is unfortunate the Nepali press is spreading such malice. It is ridiculous and hilarious to suggest that any country would consider raising man eating tigers to kill people of other races. Regards, On 6/20/09, Nanditha krishna <drnandithakrishna wrote: > > What nonsense. In its anti-India campaign, Nepal will accuse India of > anything. India has been unable to protect its own tigers from poachers who > are supplying the Chinese market. Do you really think such a project is > possible? If India can breed and maintain two to four hundred tigers, and > keep them alive, we would not have a conservation problem in India. > > Dr. Nanditha Krishna > > > On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 2:35 PM, < > journalistandanimals wrote: > >> *Now India resorts to man-eating Tigers to evacuate Nepal settlements* >> >> http://www.telegraphnepal.com/news_det.php?news_id=5630 >> >> After forceful evacuation of some six thousand Nepali citizens by the >> Indian >> security forces in the bordering areas of the district of Dang, Indian >> side >> is planning to raise man-eating Tigers in the areas adjoining Nepal. >> “In the 83 kilometer long strip in the dense Jungle adjoining Nepal, the >> Uttar Pradesh State Government of India is trying to construct a Tiger >> Park”, reports debutant Nagarik Vernacular Daily June 18, 2009. >> “The assistant Commander of the 18th G-Battalion of the Indian SSB, Shakti >> Singh told me personally that the Uttar Pradesh Government is constructing >> a >> Tiger Park along the border”, says Padma Lal Biswokarma who is heading the >> National Interest and Human Rights Preservation Committee of the >> Constituent >> Assembly, Nepal. >> “We have plans to raise two to four hundred Tigers along the border…we >> will >> then be able to evacuate Nepali settlements along the border and perhaps >> all >> settlements till Lamahi”, Shakti Singh is further quoted by Mr. Biswakarma >> as saying. >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2009 Report Share Posted June 20, 2009 The Shashtra Seema Bal (SSB) is a paramilitary force that has recently been deployed in some of the most trouble torn bordering areas of UP, Bengal & Northeast India. There main job is to address counter-insurgency, miltancy, cross border terrorism and other disputes. However of late this para military force has been doing a commendable job of nabbing poachers, timber mafia and other busting other illegal wildlife crimes that were on for generations in many parts of Bengal and Northeast India. A lot of this has been reported in the media here but most such incidents have gone unreported. The SSB is extremely passionate when it comes to safeguarding and protecting the wildlife of India, and this they are doing not for any publicity but with full compassion. I am sure our friends on the other side of the border must be seriously offended by the fact that the inflow of wildlife and wildlife products in their kitty from Indian soil is at stake. Their frustration could be seen clearly when their security personnel fired indiscriminately at a herd of jumbos. Many of the elephants were injured. I would only be happy if 200 to 400 man-eating tigers are sent en route to China and Tibet through the World's most bloody wildlife trade route- NEPAL. The tigers wont mind walking all the way clearing the mess for the sake of all their ancestors who were brutally murdered. What a lovely jungle book story. If only things were as easy as one reads. Azam On 6/20/09, Nanditha krishna <drnandithakrishna wrote: > What nonsense. In its anti-India campaign, Nepal will accuse India of > anything. India has been unable to protect its own tigers from poachers who > are supplying the Chinese market. Do you really think such a project is > possible? If India can breed and maintain two to four hundred tigers, and > keep them alive, we would not have a conservation problem in India. > > Dr. Nanditha Krishna > > On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 2:35 PM, < > journalistandanimals wrote: > >> *Now India resorts to man-eating Tigers to evacuate Nepal settlements* >> >> http://www.telegraphnepal.com/news_det.php?news_id=5630 >> >> After forceful evacuation of some six thousand Nepali citizens by the >> Indian >> security forces in the bordering areas of the district of Dang, Indian >> side >> is planning to raise man-eating Tigers in the areas adjoining Nepal. >> “In the 83 kilometer long strip in the dense Jungle adjoining Nepal, the >> Uttar Pradesh State Government of India is trying to construct a Tiger >> Park”, reports debutant Nagarik Vernacular Daily June 18, 2009. >> “The assistant Commander of the 18th G-Battalion of the Indian SSB, Shakti >> Singh told me personally that the Uttar Pradesh Government is constructing >> a >> Tiger Park along the border”, says Padma Lal Biswokarma who is heading the >> National Interest and Human Rights Preservation Committee of the >> Constituent >> Assembly, Nepal. >> “We have plans to raise two to four hundred Tigers along the border…we >> will >> then be able to evacuate Nepali settlements along the border and perhaps >> all >> settlements till Lamahi”, Shakti Singh is further quoted by Mr. Biswakarma >> as saying. >> >> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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