Case lodged in connection with attack on anti-poaching camps in Hanur
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Karnataka forest camps vandalised after villagers’ killing, Karnataka police begin probe
Karnataka police will investigate attacks on anti-poaching camps in Hanur. These incidents occurred after three villagers were killed by the forest department. Foresters reported the vandalization of camps to the police on Tuesday. The investigation will verify if explosives were used to damage one camp. A team of Scene of Crime Officers has been deputed to the affected spot.
In the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary in Chamarajanagar, Karnataka, miscreants have blown up several anti-poaching camps with explosives. This attack follows the August 15th encounter killing of three suspected poachers. However, no casualties were reported.
Gelatin Explosives Used to Target Anti-Poaching Camps in Karnataka’s Cauvery Sanctuary; Probe Underway
Chamarajanagar, August 19, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) The use of suspected gelatin explosives to target anti-poaching camps in Karnataka’s Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary has raised concerns over the safety of forest personnel, days after three alleged poachers were killed in a forest encounter near Hanur. The blasts reportedly occurred on August 15, the same day news of the deaths emerged, but the incident came to light only three days later. According …
Several important facts have come to light during the investigation into the case of three people killed in a shooting attack by forest department personnel near Hanur in Chamarajanagar. Four people had come to hunt in the backdrop of Independence Day, thinking that there would be no personnel at the anti-poaching camp. It is said that three lives were lost in a firing between the personnel and the hunters at the camp. It has also been revealed …
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