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Forest department seizes timber 5/19/2015 11:36:56 PM Early Times Report Bhaderwah, May 19: Forest department officials in Gandoh area seized 73 CFT Kail timber logs, which were felled without any permission. According to press release, DFO Bhaderwah TB Singh said that a raid was conducted compartment no. 51/Bh, Bhalessa range of Bhaderwah and seized 73 CFT Kail timber. The accused are Gulfam Bhat s/oDin Mohd Bhat, Ab Majid s/o Noor Mohd Bhat, Mangto Bhat s/o Sulla Bhat all residents of Jula, Gandoh and a case has been registered. DFO Bhaderwah has also initiated an inquiry against the local field staff for their negligence in controlling the Forest damage and stern action will be taken after the inquiry report, if found guilty.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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