Assam Police successfully foiled a rhino poaching attempt at Orang National Park, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to protecting the state’s wildlife. Based on intelligence inputs, a special operation was launched, leading to the apprehension of several individuals involved in the illegal activity. The police also recovered firearms and equipment intended for poaching. This timely intervention prevented the loss of another precious rhino, a species already under severe threat from poaching.
The incident highlights the ongoing battle against wildlife crimes in Assam, a state known for its rich biodiversity. Orang National Park, home to a significant population of one-horned rhinos, has been a frequent target for poachers. Assam Police’s success in this operation not only protects wildlife but also sends a strong message to those involved in illegal wildlife trade.