Forest Department addresses illegal activities in Kali Tiger Reserve

“The letter has sought reports on multiple aspects and thus the investigation is taking time. We have received ten queries from APCCF. The illegality of these structures and activities can be ascertained only after due investigation,” said Shinde.
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