Section 11 of WLPA : Section 11: Hunting Of Wild Animals To Be Permitted In Certain Cases
WLPA
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Explanation using Example
Example Application of Section 11 of The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972
Imagine a village adjacent to a wildlife sanctuary where a tiger from Schedule I of the Act has been spotted frequently. Lately, the tiger has attacked livestock and, in a recent incident, injured a villager. The village community is now living in fear for their safety.
The Chief Wild Life Warden receives reports and evidence of these dangerous encounters. After a thorough investigation and exhausting all possible measures to avoid harm to the tiger, such as attempt...
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