Forest Officials Suspended Over Jungle Safari Scandal
Three more forest officials were suspended after a safari at Corbett Tiger Reserve involving Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami where a vehicle lacking a valid fitness certificate was used. This followed an inquiry by Chief Wildlife Warden Ranjan Kumar Mishra, resulting in four total suspensions for negligence.

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Three additional forest personnel have been suspended following a safari at Corbett Tiger Reserve involving Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, officials disclosed on Tuesday. The incident sparked controversy due to the usage of a vehicle without a valid fitness certificate.
Uttarakhand's Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Sameer Sinha, announced that the suspensions were a result of an investigation conducted by Chief Wildlife Warden Ranjan Kumar Mishra. The incident, which took place on July 6, has brought accountability measures against a senior administrative officer, an administrative officer, and the chief assistant of the sanctuary for negligence.
This brings the total suspensions to four, including the gypsy driver who was penalized earlier. The situation triggered a departmental inquiry to address security concerns raised post-safari.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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