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Miscreants use electric current to kill the fish in Kulgam’s Veshow, admin silent

Had constituted anti-poaching team headed by fisheries inspector; anyone found involved in this illegal practice will be dealt with strictly under law, says AD Fisheries

Aijaz ItoobyAijaz Itoo
September 23, 2024
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Kulgam, Sep 23: The use of electric current to kill fish including trout in Nallah Veshow in south Kashmiri’s Kulgam district goes on unabated, and that too in the face of tall claims of the fisheries department who watching as mute spectator.

A local said that use of illegal method of electrofishing to hunt the fish from a running veshow becomes very effective at this point of time when the water flow is slow and the water level is low.

“Fisheries department which is supposed to monitor the stream are in deep slumber or silently overseeing the wrongdoings. Fisheries department guards who are posted in the area are nowhere to be seen”, locals alleged.

Shabir Ahmad, Incharge Assistant Director Fisheries, Kulgam when contacted said “They have constituted the anti-poaching team led by fisheries inspector, adding anyone found involved in this illegal practice will be dealt with strictly under law,” he said.

He also urged general public to refrain from such illegal activities or to face strict action.

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