65% of the voting took place in the affected area of ​​Philim at 10 am itself Achi-News

Achi news desk-
News Bhaskar Jhonwani from Raigra Railway Lilonga is an elephant affected area. Much enthusiasm was seen here regarding the Lok Sabha elections. In rural areas, people go to look for work and employment early in the morning. Due to it being an elephant affected area, people do not come out of their homes in the evening. This trend was also seen in the elections. In the Lok Sabha elections, 65% voting took place from 7 am to 10 am. The remaining 35% of the votes will also be done by 3:00 p.m. There is always information about the arrival of elephants and wild animals in the Joonwani village of Lailunga Assembly. There are 764 voters in the village nestled in the forest. By 10am, more than 500 people had redeemed their franchise. The villagers said that two elephants always live in the forest of Bangorsia. At the same time, information was received about four elephants arriving at Junwani from Kantajharia on Monday. Recently a woman was injured after being mauled by an elephant here. One or two houses were also destroyed. People don’t go towards the forest in the evening. Many times groups of elephants come to the village in search of food. The villagers remain afraid of this. Four elephants still roaming in Junwani area According to the forest department, on Monday, four elephants are roaming in Junwani forest of Reiger Forest Range. There are 2 males, 1 female and 1 child. who came to Jhunwani from the side of Kantajharya. According to the department, the elephants are continuously monitored by elephant members and forest guards along with monads in the surrounding areas. According to the department, elephants can go towards Bangursia, Junwani, Salihari, Ratrot, Bhainsgarhi, Badgaon, Dhumbahal.