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In Jaura town of Morena, Madhya Pradesh, the Forest Department team has caught three crocodile smugglers. In this action taken with the police, 30 crocodiles have been recovered from his possession. Vinod Upadhyay, deputy ranger of the forest department of Jaura, had received information that some smugglers were bringing crocodiles, after which action was taken and three smugglers were caught.
Vinod Upadhyay immediately informed this to Jaura police station in -charge Udaybhan Singh Yadav and SDOP Nitin Baghel. It was told that a white car has paan masala boxes, in which the crocodiles are being taken for smuggling. After this, the police immediately started a checking operation in a hurry. Meanwhile, a four -wheeler came. When the car was stopped and searched, children of 30 crocodiles were found in it.
Children of crocodiles handed over to forest department
The police arrested the three accused and brought them to the police station. Now the children of the crocodiles recovered from the car have been handed over to the forest department. The three accused who have been caught. He has been identified as the son of Jagdish, a resident of smuggler Raju tribal Mauranipur, the second accused has been the son of Shashikant Gaur, a resident of Barrack Quarter Thatipur, Vijay Gwalior, and third smuggler accused Ramvir Singh, accused Ramvir Singh, Ramvir Singh, has been the son of Shiv Singh Baghel of Pintu Park.
Caught from Bateshwar Ghat of Chambal river
Two of the arrested accused are residents of Madhya Pradesh and one from Uttar Pradesh. Jaura sdop Nitin S Baghel said that a vehicle has been caught, in which three smugglers have been caught. Small crocodiles have been recovered from his possession. All the crocodiles have been handed over to the forest department and the police has started investigating the case. According to forest officials, these crocodiles were caught from Bateshwar Ghat of Chambal river. This is why there is a ban on smuggling. Because it is a endangered species. They are also called fish eating crocodiles. They look like a crocodile.
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