"Teak trees are being slaughtered at the drop of a hat in an around RWS spread over Raisen and Sehore districts close to Bhopal. The sanctuary also spread over Sehore that happens to the home district of Chouhan," an NGO - Transparency International India board member Dubey told reporters here.
To buttress his claim, secretary of NGO - Prayatna working for tiger conservation, Dubey flashed some photographs showing trees being felled and transported.
The famous activist said that the central government had given its nod to turn RWS into a tiger reserve, in 2008. But on its part, he said the state government was sitting tight over the issue due to reason best known to it.
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