Ramanagara: A 45-year-old wild tusker, which had killed two persons in a week, was captured by the Forest Department personnel on Thursday in the Thenginakallu forest area of Channapatna taluk.

The forest officials with the help of 5 Elephants who had arrived from the Mattigodu Elephant camp, including Bhima, Arjuna, Mahendra, Srikanth led by Abhimanyu have been continuously trying to capture the wild Elephant for the last three days.

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Two individuals fell victim to the tusker’s aggression, in the span of a week. On May 30, Kalaiah, a farmer from Kabbalu village in Kanakapura taluk, lost his life in the attack. Similarly, on June 3, Veerbhadraiah, a guard at a mango plantation in Virupasandra, Channapatna taluk, also succumbed to the tusker’s attack.

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Mangaluru (PTI): Mangaluru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) Commissioner Noor Zahara Khanam has lodged a police complaint against two individuals for allegedly issuing death threats and defaming her on social media.

According to the complaint lodged at the Urwa police station on March 29, the accused, identified as Wahab and Sabith, allegedly resorted to intimidation after Khanam imposed restrictions on middlemen interfering in single-site approvals and other official matters.

The issue escalated following a January 7 incident in which an individual allegedly trespassed into the MUDA office and tampered with official records.

Subsequently, the accused reportedly created a WhatsApp group where defamatory messages targeting Khanam were shared between January 7 and March 27.

Urwa Police are investigating the matter and have stated that further action will be taken based on their findings.