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The carcass of a wild elephant with its tusk chopped off, allegedly killed by miscreants, has been recovered from Behali reserve forest in Assam's Biswanath district, a Forest official said today.
The carcass was found yesterday evening along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border, Divisional Forest Officer Rajen Choudhury said.
The miscreants allegedly killed the wild elephant and chopped off its tusk, nail and tongue.
A team of Aranya Surakhya samiti personnel found the carcass and informed the forest office.
Choudhury said investigations are on and efforts are being made to nab the miscreants.
A team of doctor will conduct the postmortem, he added.
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