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Pregnant Elephant Death: Actress Simran Is Heartbroken With This Inhuman Incident
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 (@SimranbaggaOffc) June 3, 2020
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.
