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Tigress hunt: Controversial shooter told to go back home
Updated On: 21 September, 2018 07:39 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
mid-day Impact >> Following reports in the paper, Maneka Gandhi says shooter Nawab Shafat Ali Khan is no more part of hunt for tigress T1

Nawab Shafat Ali Khan
Taking serious note of the series of reports in mid-day, which had highlighted the fact of PCCF A K Misra sending a senior woman forest department officer to Nawab Shafat Ali Khan's hotel at night to apologise over a perceived slight, Union minister Maneka Gandhi has said that the controversial shooter has been told to go back home.
Speaking to the news channel News 18 Lokmat over the phone, Gandhi, who is also a passionate animal welfare activist, said, "The national commission for women has taken serious note of the incident where a senior woman forest department official K M Abharna was told to apologise to a private shooter at his hotel. We have been told that the Maharashtra forest department has asked the private shikari to go back. The efforts to tranquilise the tigress T1 are in progress."


