Cow killed in wild elephant attack

Siddapur, Apr. 28: An incident of a wild elephant attack in Nellihudikeri has taken place.

An eight-month-old wild elephant belonging to K.P. Shekhar, a resident of Nellihudikeri village near School Road, was tied up in a shed behind his house. The cow died on the spot after a wild elephant that had come from the coffee plantations attacked the cow late at night. The cow's owner, Shekhar, complained to the forest department officials in this regard, and Sachin Nimbalkar, Sub-Zone Forest Officer of the Meenukoli branch of Kushalnagar zone, and his staff visited the spot and inspected it.

The villagers said that three wild elephants were roaming in the coffee plantations of this area two days ago. The villagers and workers are terrified due to the threat of wild elephants. Labor leader P.R. Bharat has insisted.

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