Hanur Shoot-Out: Four Cases of Attacks on Forest Staff, Anti-Poaching Camps Transferred to CID
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Hanur shoot-out: Four cases of attacks on forest staff, anti-poaching camps transferred to CID
According to reports, 11 anti-poaching camps, staff quarters and government vehicles in the Cauvery and adjoining Male Mahadeshwara wildlife sanctuaries were either allegedly vandalised or damaged, with some camps blown up using explosives.
Karnataka forest encounter: Four cases transferred to CID for probe
Karnataka forest encounter: Four cases transferred to CID for probe Bengaluru: The Karnataka Police on Tuesday transferred four cases registered at Ramapura, Hanur, and Kollegala Rural police stations in Chamarajanagar district in connection with the August 15 forest encounter, in which three suspected poachers were killed, and the violence that followed, to the Criminal Investigation […] The post Karnataka forest encounter: Four cases transferr…
Aug. 15 Forest Encounter Case: DG&IGP orders for CID probe
Bengaluru: In a significant development, DG&IGP Dr. M.A. Saleem has ordered for Criminal Investigation Department (CID) probe into Hanur forest encounter case, killing three. In the order dated Aug. 24, 2026 to DGP, CID, Special Units and Economic Offences, Bengaluru and the Superintendent of Police (SP), Chamarajanagar, the DG&IGP has ordered for transferring the cases registered in Ramapura (Crime No. 136/ 2026), Hanur (Crime No. 166) and Koll…
The state government has entrusted the investigation into the case of three people killed in a firing by forest department personnel near Hanur in Chamarajanagar to the CID. The incident, which took place on August 14 in the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary, was national news. The deceased are accused of poaching, and the truth will come out through the CID investigation. This order has increased the importance of the case.
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