Mohanlal's 2011 ivory case back in focus after the new declaration to Forest Department
Updated On: 06 July, 2026 05:24 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Mohanlal has declared 10 elephant tusks and 13 ivory idols to the Kerala Forest Department under the state's amnesty scheme. The declaration relates to a 2011 ivory possession case, though officials clarified it does not automatically end the ongoing legal proceedings

Mohanlal (picture via X)
Malayalam superstar Mohanlal has officially declared a collection of elephant tusks and ivory artefacts to the Kerala Forest Department under the state's amnesty scheme, bringing renewed attention to a legal matter that has been under scrutiny for over a decade.
Mohanlal submits new declaration
According to reports, the actor declared 10 elephant tusks and 13 ivory idols as part of the one-time amnesty announced by the Kerala government. The move is linked to a long-pending case dating back to 2011, when officials recovered ivory items from Mohanlal's residence during an inspection.
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