In the lure of land, the villagers worked together to clear the national forest in two days by using dozers!

 

The valuable Sal forest of Guhya Danda in Tulsipur Sub-metropolis-8 of Dang has been cleared by the villagers.

This hill is a national forest. Assistant Forest Officer at Tulsipur Sub-Division Office Binod Sah told Sethopati that the 248-year-old tree was cut down in two days by some people of Katakuniya village.

While the government was collecting data to distribute spare parts to the landless, dalits, squatters and unorganized people, some villagers cut down the trees in two days due to greed for land, said Sah.

"After the government started collecting data as per the program of distributing parts to the landless people, it was found that the trees were cut down and destroyed due to misunderstanding of the people," he said. ' "It has been found that all the trees have been cut down and destroyed in the hope that the locals will get the parts of the land now, just like greed for profit."

Assistant Forest Officer Sah said that one bigha area of ​​Guhya Danda under the National Forest has been destroyed by cutting down 248-year-old medium and small trees.

The valuable Sal trees of Guhya Danda have been cut down in just two days by 13 people from Katakuniya village who have land directly under it. "All those sal trees were cut down in two days and a dozer was used to open the road across the hill overnight," a local told us.