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Crime
Police File Case Against Over 20 for Seizing Chinkara Carcass in Loonkarnasar, Rajasthan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 08:43 PM
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Rajasthan police, acting on a court directive, have lodged a case against ten identified individuals and an additional 10‑15 unknown persons for forcibly taking a Chinkara carcass from a forest department team in Loonkarnasar and obstructing official work.
The police in Rajasthan have opened a criminal case following a court order concerning an incident in Loonkarnasar. According to the filing, a team from the state forest department was handling a Chinkara carcass when a group of individuals forcibly removed it.
Investigators have identified ten persons by name and have also listed an additional ten to fifteen unidentified participants. All accused are charged with the illegal seizure of the animal remains and for obstructing the department's official duties.
The case underscores the enforcement of wildlife protection regulations and the legal consequences of interfering with government operations. Further investigations are underway to locate the unnamed suspects and to determine any additional violations.
The filing was reported by the local newspaper Amar Ujala, which highlighted the coordinated effort by police to act on the court's directive promptly.
Investigators have identified ten persons by name and have also listed an additional ten to fifteen unidentified participants. All accused are charged with the illegal seizure of the animal remains and for obstructing the department's official duties.
The case underscores the enforcement of wildlife protection regulations and the legal consequences of interfering with government operations. Further investigations are underway to locate the unnamed suspects and to determine any additional violations.
The filing was reported by the local newspaper Amar Ujala, which highlighted the coordinated effort by police to act on the court's directive promptly.