The effect of heavy rains in the hills of Nepal for the last three days has started to be seen in Bahraich district of Uttar Pradesh situated on the Indo-Nepal border. More than four dozen villages in three tehsils of the district have been hit by floods due to more than 10 lakh cusecs of water released in the two major rivers of the district, Ghaghra and Saryu, during the last 24 hours.
The biggest problem is in the man-eating wolf-affected villages of Aurahi, Sisaiyya Chudamani and Janaki Nagar of Mahsi tehsil area of Bahraich, where more than two dozen teams of the forest department have been conducting combing and search operations to catch the man-eating wolves for the last two months. On one hand, the people of this area have lost their sleep and peace due to the terror of wolves. On the other hand, they are facing double trouble due to the flood water entering the villages.
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It is noteworthy that the people of more than three dozen villages of Hardi police station area of Mahsi tehsil have been living under the shadow of terror of man-eating wolves for the last six months. During the last six months, more than five dozen small and big attacks of man-eating wolves have taken place in this area, in which 9 children including a woman have lost their lives.
Although the forest department has been successful in catching five wolves, the ‘alpha’ wolf of this pack of wolves, who is said to be a man-eater, is still out of the forest department’s grasp and is continuously attacking. During the last four days, five people including three children from different villages have been admitted to Bahraich Medical College after being attacked by wolves.
SDM of Mahsi Tehsil, Akhilesh Singh, said that there will be no major problem due to flood in the area. He said that flood water has definitely reached some hamlets of Manjha area including Golaganj, Tikuri, Aurahi of Mahsi Tehsil, but it has not caused any major problem. At the same time, flood water has reached some hamlets of Aurahi and Janaki Nagar, which are affected by the terror of wolves, but no campaign will be affected by this.
CM Yogi will reach Bahraich
To deal with the problem of wolves, the state’s Forest Minister Arun Saxena along with the former in-charge minister of the district Sanjay Nishad have visited the district twice and reviewed this campaign by holding a big meeting. Now Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will reach Sisayya Chudamani village of Mahsi tehsil of Bahraich tomorrow at 3.30 pm. Forest Minister Arun Kumar Saxena will also be a part of the above program in his program. The district administration has started preparations for the arrival of the CM in the district.
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