Amid
this
lockdown,
the
entire
country
is
completely
shocked
by
the
incident
that
happened
in
Palakkad
district
of
Kerala.
A
pregnant
elephant
was
fed
a
pineapple
filled
with
crackers
by
some
people.
The
elephant
was
badly
wounded
and
lost
its
life
standing
in
the
river
for
a
long
time.
The
forest
officials
confirmed
that
the
pregnant
elephant
died
on
May
27,
2020
at
4
pm.
Forest
officer
Mohan
Krishnan,
who
was
a
part
of
the
Rapid
Response
Team
for
the
rescue
of
the
elephant,
wrote
on
Facebook,
"She
trusted
everyone.
When
the
pineapple
she
ate
exploded,
she
must
have
been
shocked
not
thinking
about
herself,
but
about
the
child
she
was
going
to
give
birth
to
in
18
to
20
months."
"She
didn't
harm
a
single
human
being
even
when
she
ran
in
searing
pain
in
the
streets
of
the
village.
She
didn't
crush
a
single
home.
This
is
why
I
said,
she
is
full
of
goodness," the
officer
added.
After
the
news
broke
out,
the
Internet
was
flooded
with
reactions,
and
many
people
shared
disheartening
messages.
Recently,
Tamil
actress
Simran
Bagga
shared
her
reaction
to
the
same.
Taking
to
Twitter,
Simran
wrote,
"Truly
heartbreaking...
?
This
is
totally
unacceptable.
Violence
towards
these
innocent
creatures
must
be
stopped.
They
deserve
all
the
love
and
care
in
this
world!"
Truly
heartbreaking...
💔
This
is
totally
unacceptable.
Violence
towards
these
innocent
creatures
must
be
stopped.
They
deserve
all
the
love
and
care
in
this
world!
pic.twitter.com/nkQs9J89Jz
Simran's
tweet
indirectly
states
that
animals
should
be
given
more
care
by
humans,
and
the
people
who
harm
them
should
be
severely
punished.
Many
social
activists
as
well
as
Bollywood
celebrities
have
demanded
serious
action
against
the
people
who
committed
this
heinous
crime,
including
Shraddha
Kapoor,
Randeep
Hooda
and
Athiya
Shetty.
After
people's
rage
over
the
incident,
forest
officials
have
filed
a
case
against
the
unknown
perpetrators
responsible
for
the
killing
of
the
elephant
,
under
the
relevant
Wildlife
Protection
Act.
According
to
the
Act,
capturing,
killing,
poisoning,
snaring,
or
trapping
any
wild
animal
is
a
punishable
offence.
On
the
work
front,
Simran
will
next
be
seen
in
Tamil
films
like
Rocketry:
Nambi
Vilaivu,
Sugar,
Dhruva
Natchathiram
and
Vanangamudi.
She
was
last
seen
in
Rajinikanth-starrer
Petta.