A crocodile was spotted in a farmer's lake

Gonikoppal, May 29: A crocodile has been spotted in a lake belonging to Alamengad Bose Mandanna, a farmer from Nittur Jagale village in Balele hobli of South Kodagu, and the president of Balele Vijayalakshmi Junior College, leaving the citizens in shock.

Alamengad Bose Mandanna, a farmer from Nittur Jagale village in Balele hobli, is a progressive farmer who cultivates fish on a large scale. He has adapted to fishing along with farming and had released various types of fish in his lake.

Now, the crocodile has been spotted in the lake, which has eaten all the fish that were cultivated, causing immense loss. There is also a possibility of human life being affected. Bose Mandanna has appealed to the Forest Department to immediately relocate the crocodile and come to the aid of the farmer.

More than 30,000 fish fry were released in the 2nd lake. They ate the valuable fish in the big lake and caused a loss of more than Rs. 5 lakh, Bose Mandanna shared his opinion with ‘Shakti’.

The Lakshmana Theertha river flows near the lake and it is estimated that the crocodile may have arrived from this stream. It is said that the crocodile has been visible to the surrounding villagers since then.

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