Elephant; Protect them from extinction Stop commercial use of elephants and return them to the forest.

Rescue about 50 elephants in the possession of the Moulvibazar-based organized clique and permanently stop the commercial use of elephants. Does the Creator live only in mosques, temples and churches? He exists everywhere! Do you think he is not among the animals of the forest! Despite the government's Wildlife (Conservation and Security) Act 2012 and Animal Welfare Act 2019 to provide protection to wildlife, why this violence against them in the name of training by capturing wildlife from the forest?

In Kishoreganj Upazila of Nilphamari district, they tied a one and a half-year-old baby elephant with ropes on both sides for 24 hours, while he was screaming all day to go back to his mother's chest! We wanted to save the baby elephant Shantana from being tortured but the authorities have given the chicken to the fox guard, so the barbaric torture is still going on, who will take the responsibility? Get ready to build resistance across the country to stop this primitive barbaric oppression!

Kana Manik; Three days ago, he was brought to Sirajganj from Naogaon for the purpose of Sirajganj border market due to illness. The 50-60-year-old elephant died abnormally at night. Without any postmortem, without the permission of the elephant owner and the local forest department, he was cut in the dark of night and important parts of his skin and body were preserved in the museum. It is not known whether the violence against animals that killed him, rather than healed him, was in the age of barbaric barbarism.

Ambia; Whose cry was heard in the world media in 2016! The history of brutal torture of elephant trainers in Moulvibazar for torturing him in the name of training is not new though! Rajalakshmi; In 2013, he suffered a broken spine during rigorous training at Srimangal in Moulvibazar and later succumbed to his injuries. Although there was a committee to investigate his death, it was to show people! In the last one year, 22 wild elephants have been killed in Chittagong and Cox's Bazar areas in a planned manner to get electric traps.

But since most elephants do not have postmortems, it is never possible to ensure justice. While elephant habitats are constantly being destroyed, their passageways and their water sources are being occupied and filled with forest reservoirs, the government's unplanned development plans have led to massive deforestation, leading to an extreme food crisis in the forests. So even in the forest, elephants are almost endangered today. So now we have to take initiatives to protect wildlife and elephants in a planned way and stop the commercial use of wildlife by capturing it from the forest. If the concerned departments of the government had performed their duties properly, the wildlife would never have been endangered and endangered in this way.

Therefore, considering your helplessness in distributing grace, I look forward to your kind cooperation in taking necessary steps for the protection of forests and wildlife.

-A.N.M. Moazzem Hossain,

Chairman Save The Nature of Bangladesh.