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Recurring Elephant Attacks Leave Krishnapur Villagers in Fear and Frustration

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Agartala: May 22: Sleepless nights, sudden escapes, and constant anxiety have become a way of life for residents of Krishnapur and nearby villages like Mungiakami under the Teliamura sub-division in Tripura’s Khowai district. These communities are reeling from a persistent and escalating threat—wild elephant attacks.

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For years, these regions have witnessed repeated incidents of human-wildlife conflict, often resulting in tragic fatalities and widespread destruction. Wild elephant herds continue to enter human settlements, damaging homes and flattening agricultural fields, plunging villagers into fear and financial hardship.

The latest such incident occurred early Sunday morning when a herd of elephants entered North Krishnapur, wreaking havoc and damaging multiple houses. Panic-stricken families fled in the dark, trying to escape the onslaught. Forest Department volunteers eventually arrived and brought the situation under partial control, but the damage had already been done.

Local residents, while grateful for the immediate response, expressed deep frustration over the government’s continued failure to implement a permanent solution. Despite repeated assurances from the administration, the threat of elephant incursions remains unresolved.

“We don’t want compensation. All we want is a permanent solution so that elephants don’t venture into human settlements,” said one affected villager, echoing the sentiment of many. According to several locals, the relief provided after such incidents is minimal and feels more symbolic than practical.

With no lasting intervention in sight, the cycle of fear and destruction continues to haunt these communities. Residents are now urging the authorities to go beyond temporary responses and invest in sustainable strategies—such as better fencing, early warning systems, and habitat management—to end the conflict and restore peace in these vulnerable areas.

 

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