Thousands of coffee plants destroyed near Birunani

Srimangala, May 7: In a brutal incident, miscreants completely cut down thousands of coffee plants and more than 250 pepper vines in Birunani village of Ponnampet taluk.

A complaint has been registered at the Srimangala police station regarding the incident in which miscreants cut down seven to eight-year-old coffee plants and pepper vines that were newly planted in about three and a half acres of land belonging to Kuppanamada Gautham of the village with a sword. In this context, the police department has brought a dog squad from Madikeri to the spot to track down the miscreants, and the police are continuing their investigation from all angles to track down the miscreants. The miscreants also stole two CCTV cameras installed in the plantation, and it was found that the miscreants had cut down the coffee plants after learning that the farmer Gautham and the surrounding villagers had gone to a wedding in Mysore. Srimangala Police Station Officer Ravindra and his staff arrived at the spot and are investigating at every stage to find out the clues of the miscreants. The villagers arrived at the spot and condemned such a heinous incident. The farmer Gautham has lost lakhs of rupees due to this heinous incident and many coffee plants and pepper vines have been cut down to the ground, and since there is no possibility of them sprouting again, it is necessary to start a new plantation. This heinous act cannot be done by one or two people. It is possible that at least ten people from the same village have done it. It is not possible for ordinary people to cut down thousands of coffee plants. Such acts should not happen anywhere in the future. The villagers have demanded that strict action be taken against those who participated in the act and those who helped them.

The villagers have demanded that the police department should find such a criminal and punish him severely. Hudikeri Revenue Inspector Santosh visited the spot and inspected it. Ponnampet Bagar Hukum Sakramikaran SamitDisclaimer: This article has been translated by xklsv.com using advanced AI-based translation tools. Please note that the use of AI for translation is still experimental and may not be 100% accurate. The original content is sourced from shakthidaily.info, and Shakthi Daily is not responsible or liable for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies that may appear in the translated version, including spelling, grammar, or contextual misunderstandings.

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The image in this article  has been generated using artificial intelligence and is intended for illustrative purposes only. It may not reflect real-world accuracy.esident Annalamada Lala Appanna, Kartamada Nanda, Kuppamada Pritam, Kalimada Rashika, Kalakanda Jeetu Kushalappa, Kuppamada Jeevan, Kalimada Sampa, Annalamada Girish and hundreds of villagers came and condemned the misdeed.