Uttarakhand: People were preparing for the feast in Mani Mai temple, when two elephants came and created havoc

There are frequent reports of terror caused by wild animals in the areas adjoining Rajaji National Park in Dehradun and Haridwar. The same happened on Saturday. On Saturday evening, preparations for a bhandaar were going on near the Mani Mai temple in Doiwala area, when suddenly two elephants came out of the jungle. Both the elephants created a lot of ruckus there. During this, the elephant also threw a person into a pit.

Terror of elephants: There was chaos in the pandal after seeing the elephants. People were seen running here and there to save their lives. During this, an elephant also overturned a trolley. It is a matter of relief that the life of the person sitting on the tractor was saved. It is being told that both the elephants created a ruckus in the area for about an hour.

The elephant also attacked a person: Doiwala councilor Manish Dhiman said that the elephant who attacked the person is a resident of Siddhapuram Harrawala. His name is being told to be Sanjay. He told that the elephants created havoc for about an hour. The person who was attacked by the elephant was also found after half an hour. Because the elephant threw the person in the pit.

Elephants ran away after hearing the sound of DJ: It is being told that the people organizing the feast played a loud DJ to drive away the elephants. Therefore, no one could hear the voice of the injured person due to the sound of the DJ. A passerby saw the injured person, then he informed councilor Manish Dhiman about him. Manish Dhiman immediately called the police and 108. After which the police and ambulance reached the spot. The injured person was immediately sent to the hospital, where he is undergoing treatment.

Let us tell you that on the Dehradun-Rishikesh highway too, a herd of elephants often comes on the roads, due to which many times the traffic has to be stopped. Many times, passersby also become victims of road accidents due to wildlife. People living in the residential areas near Rajaji National Park were living in fear of wildlife almost every day. On one hand, elephants destroy the standing crops in the fields, while on the other hand animals like leopards and panthers enter the houses and prey on cattle and humans. Due to these reasons, incidents of conflict between humans and wildlife are increasing in Uttarakhand.