Odisha News, Odisha Latest news, Odisha Daily - OrissaPOST
  • Home
  • Trending
  • State
  • Metro
  • National
  • International
  • Business
  • Feature
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • More..
    • Odisha Special
    • Editorial
    • Opinion
    • Careers
    • Sci-Tech
    • Timeout
    • Horoscope
    • Today’s Pic
  • Video
  • Epaper
  • News in Odia
  • Home
  • Trending
  • State
  • Metro
  • National
  • International
  • Business
  • Feature
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • More..
    • Odisha Special
    • Editorial
    • Opinion
    • Careers
    • Sci-Tech
    • Timeout
    • Horoscope
    • Today’s Pic
  • Video
  • Epaper
  • News in Odia
No Result
View All Result
OrissaPOST - Odisha Latest news, English Daily -
No Result
View All Result

Female jumbo tramples four to death in Angul

PNN
Updated: January 8th, 2023, 10:35 IST
in State, Top Stories
0
Female Jumbo elephant kills in Odisha
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on WhatsAppShare on Linkedin

Angul: Panic gripped several villages under Angul forest division in this district after a female elephant went on a rampage and trampled four persons to death, Saturday. 

According to sources, Subhas Sahu, 55, of Chheliapada village, Aniruddh Sahu, 55, of Angarabandh; Ramesh Chandra Swain, 60, of Barasingha village under Sadar police limits, and Ajay Samal, 55, of Santri village under Banarpal police limits faced the wrath of the marauding jumbo and succumbed to the injuries. 

Also Read

Naveen Patnaik

War of words between Naveen Patnaik, Jayanarayan Mishra over horse-trading claim

4 hours ago
Water crisis

Drinking water crisis looms over Dhamnagar

10 hours ago

The incident sparked tension in these areas when residents staged agitation demanding protection from elephant menace and job to the next of the kin of the deceased people. The family members of two of the deceased persons put up their body outside the Collectorate and staged a dharna. 

Angul divisional forest officer Vivek Kumar, ADM (revenue) Santosh Kumar Pradhan, ADM (general) Rajanikant Swain, Sub-Collector Baitura Deep, Angul SDPO Ramakant Mahalik made an attempt to placate the angry protesters.

The agitators relented after forest, police and administrative officials held talks with them and gave away `55,000 from District Red-Cross, Forest department and block administration funds, and `1 lakh out of the `4 lakh government assistance to each of the bereaved families. 

The remaining `3 lakh government assistance will be provided after completion of necessary formalities, the officials said. Reports said that a herd of 25 elephants had stay put at Mandargiri under Angul forest division, Friday night. 

A female elephant got separated from the herd and moved towards Kantigadia bordering Dhenkanal district early morning Saturday. The animal after leaving Mandargiri reached the border of Chheliapada. People were unaware of the presence of the animal due to the laxity of the Forest department, alleged some of the villagers. 

As a result, Subhas Sahu who was guarding his farmland came face-to-face with the animal. The elephant trampled Subhash to death and buried his head in the ground. Later, the killer elephant strayed into Angarbandh and trampled Aniruddh to death when he was on his farmland. 

The animal then moved towards Barasingha and trampled Ramesh to death when he had come out to attend nature’s call. The animal then strayed into Santri village under Banarpal police limits. People shouted on seeing the elephant when Ajay who was sleeping at home came outside.

The animal standing near his house then picked him up on its tusk and trampled him to death. All the four persons living in range of 20 km were killed within a span of two hours. All the four persons were pronounced dead by the doctors at the district headquarters hospital and the bodies were handed over to their family members after post-mortem.

–PNN

Tags: AngulJumbokill
ShareTweetSendShare
Suggest A Correction

Enter your email to get our daily news in your inbox.

 

OrissaPOST epaper Sunday POST OrissaPOST epaper

Click Here: Plastic Free Odisha

#MyPaperBagChallenge

Saishree Satyarupa

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Geetanjali Patro

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Chinmay Kumar Routray

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Subhajyoti Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Ramakanta Sahoo

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Diptiranjan Biswal

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Aman Kumar Barisal

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Akriti Negi

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Anup Mahapatra

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Narendra Kumar

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Mrutyunjaya Behera

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Sibarama Khotei

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Pratik Kumar Ghibela

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Keshab Chandra Rout

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Bijswajit Pradhan

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Sipra Mishra

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Smitarani Sahoo

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Akshaya Kumar Dash

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Ipsita

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Rajashree Pravati Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Archit Mohapatra

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Jhili Jena

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Kamana Singh

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Sisirkumar Maharana

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Adrita Bhattacharya

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Anshuman Sahoo

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Parbati Mohanty

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Adweeti Bhattacharya

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Praptimayee Biswal

December 12, 2019
#MyPaperBagChallenge

Archana Parida

December 12, 2019

Archives

Editorial

Selective Accountability

Power of Continuity
March 14, 2026

In Rajasthan, accountability has recently discovered a rather dramatic sense of urgency. A ten-minute technical glitch at Prime Minister Narendra...

Read moreDetails

War Travails

War
March 11, 2026

The energy crisis engulfing the whole world is deepening with no sign of the war between Israel-USA and Iran ending...

Read moreDetails

Nepal’s Rapper PM

balendra shah
March 10, 2026

Nepal did what Bangladesh could not. Its Gen Z has transformed its pent-up anger against mainstream political parties and their...

Read moreDetails

Global Permit Raj

Permits
March 9, 2026

The insults heaped on India by senior officials of the Trump administration, including the PoTUS himself, that have become all...

Read moreDetails
  • Home
  • State
  • Metro
  • National
  • International
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Opinion
  • Sports
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Jobs
Developed By Ratna Technology

© 2025 All rights Reserved by OrissaPOST

  • News in Odia
  • Orissa POST Epaper
  • Video
  • Home
  • Trending
  • Metro
  • State
  • Odisha Special
  • National
  • International
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Editorial
  • Entertainment
  • Horoscope
  • Careers
  • Feature
  • Today’s Pic
  • Opinion
  • Sci-Tech
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Jobs

© 2025 All rights Reserved by OrissaPOST

    • News in Odia
    • Orissa POST Epaper
    • Video
    • Home
    • Trending
    • Metro
    • State
    • Odisha Special
    • National
    • International
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Editorial
    • Entertainment
    • Horoscope
    • Careers
    • Feature
    • Today’s Pic
    • Opinion
    • Sci-Tech
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Jobs

    © 2025 All rights Reserved by OrissaPOST