Does West Bengal have law for protecting peacocks in Howrah forests?
LA Asked by Lata Mangesh from India
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Peacocks in Howrah forests are protected under the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act 1997 read with the Wildlife Protection Act which prohibits hunting and trade in peacock parts. The Calcutta High Court has directed West Bengal forest departments to prevent peacock poaching in Howrah forests.
Violations of the West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act 1997 can lead to imprisonment and fine for hunting or possessing peacock feathers in Howrah. The Calcutta High Court has emphasized habitat conservation for peacocks in Howrah.
Complaints about peacock poaching can be filed with the Howrah forest range officer. The West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act 1997 may provide for community awareness programs in Howrah.
Peacock deaths due to pesticide poisoning in Howrah agricultural areas have drawn Calcutta High Court scrutiny.
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