Vulture found with GPS in Darbhanga: Special tag is attached to the feet, forest department team engaged in investigation

Sensor mounted on the body of the vulture

On Sunday, there was panic among the people after seeing a sensor installed on the body of a vulture in the field in Habibhauar village of Bahera police station area of ​​Darbhanga. People are talking about different things. Some equipment sent by the enemy country for espionage, while some are talking about monitoring the intelligence department.

Villagers informed the police

Let us tell you that a camera-like device is installed on the body of the vulture. Also, there is a seal written on the foot. At the same time, to see this vulture, the crowd of people kept on gathering till late evening at the said place. The local people informed the police of Bahera police station. On the other hand, SHO Raj Kapoor Kushwaha reached there and saw the vulture and after seeing the device on it, informed the higher officials and the forest department. However, in the evening, the forest department personnel reached there and immediately released the vulture by covering it with a net. According to the villagers, this vulture was hovering above this village for three-four days. The same eyewitness Mohan Thakur told that while harvesting paddy around 3:00 on Sunday, he saw this vulture on the bund of the field. After which the villagers informed the police.

What is DFO

At the same time, DFO Subodh Kumar Gupta said that in the first scene, this vulture seems to have been released by the Forest Department. By the way, information related to the vulture is being ascertained.

Veterinary Officer Dr. Rajeev Ranjan said about the investigation

Will know by tonight

On the other hand, Forest Officer of Tirhut Forest Division, Dr. Rajeev Ranjan said that the birds are left for research by putting GPS collars, microchips and tags on the body of birds by the Forest Department. At present, efforts are being made to trace the species of the vulture and the institute which has installed GPS collars etc. on its body. By this evening, the information will be clear whether the vulture is Indian or has reached here after taking a long flight from another country.