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Maharashtra Police Personnel Arrested with Tiger Skins

In a shocking incident, two police personnel from Maharashtra were arrested in Chhattisgarh's Kanker district for possessing tiger skins. The arrest was made by the local police, who were acting on a tip-off about the illegal wildlife trade.

The two police personnel, who have not been named, were found to be in possession of two tiger skins, which are believed to have been obtained from the wild. The skins are valued at several lakhs of rupees and are considered to be a rare and endangered species.

The arrest has sent shockwaves through the police department, with many questioning how two police personnel could be involved in such a heinous crime. The incident has also raised concerns about the growing threat to wildlife in the region, particularly in Chhattisgarh, which is home to several endangered species.

The police are currently investigating the matter and are trying to determine how the two personnel obtained the tiger skins and who else may be involved in the illegal wildlife trade. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and has highlighted the need for greater vigilance and action to protect India's wildlife.

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