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Home / Environment / Poacher Nabbed with Dead Birds in Chilika Lake

Poacher Nabbed with Dead Birds in Chilika Lake

19 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • One suspect arrested with carcasses of protected bird species.
  • Forest department has increased patrols and intelligence gathering.
  • Drones and anti-poaching camps deployed to deter illegal activity.
Poacher Nabbed with Dead Birds in Chilika Lake

In Chilika Lake, wildlife officials apprehended Pradeep Mallick from Bhusandapur area, seizing gunny bags containing carcasses of protected bird species like Northern Shoveler and Northern Pintail. Another suspect managed to evade capture, prompting an ongoing search.

The Chilika Wildlife Division has significantly increased patrolling and intelligence operations across the 1,165 square kilometer lake, which spans three districts. This heightened vigilance commenced with the arrival of migratory birds in October and is bolstered by the deployment of drones and 21 temporary anti-poaching camps.

Tissue samples from the seized birds have been sent for forensic analysis, with post-mortem examinations completed and carcasses buried. The department is focusing efforts on critical congregation areas like Nalabana and Tangi range to safeguard the numerous migratory birds that descend on Chilika Lake annually.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Pradeep Mallick was arrested in Chilika Lake for poaching protected bird species.
The Forest Department is using intensified patrolling, intelligence gathering, drones, and anti-poaching camps to stop bird poaching.
Migratory birds start arriving at Chilika Lake from the second week of October each year.

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