Malayalam actor Mohanlal applies to the Kerala Forest Department under a one-time “ivory amnesty” scheme to regularize ivory and elephant tusk articles he says are in his possession. The development follows a Kerala High Court order that cancels the ownership certificates issued for the items. According to reports, the court’s decision concerns two pairs of elephant tusks and additional ivory artefacts linked to the actor. The Forest Department is examining Mohanlal’s application, including seeking details about how the items were sourced and acquired, as officials verify the origin of the tusks and ivory articles. While the amnesty application is under scrutiny, legal proceedings related to possession of the items continue, with authorities assessing the case in line with wildlife regulations. The reports indicate that officials are not immediately concluding the matter and are conducting inquiries as part of the process associated with the amnesty scheme and the ongoing legal track.
Mohanlal applies for amnesty to regularize ivory and elephant tusk articles in Kerala
Malayalam actor Mohanlal applies to the Kerala Forest Department under a one-time “ivory amnesty” scheme to regularize ivory and elephant tusk articles he says are in his possession. The development f...
- Mohanlal applies to Kerala’s Forest Department under a one-time ivory amnesty scheme to regularize ivory/tusk articles.
- A Kerala High Court order cancels his ownership certificates for the items.
- Reports say the cancelled certificates relate to two pairs of elephant tusks and 13 ivory artefacts.
- Forest Department officials scrutinize the application, including inquiries into the origin and acquisition of the items.
- Legal proceedings concerning possession remain ongoing despite the amnesty application.
The High Court had cancelled the ownership certificates issued to the two pairs of elephant tusks and 13 ivory artefacts in Mohanlal's possession
1 hour agoMalayalam star Mohanlal has sought to regularize ivory articles in his possession through a one-time amnesty scheme offered by the Kerala Forest Department. This move follows a High Court order that cancelled his ownership certificates. The actor's application is under scrutiny, with officials inquiring about the origin and acquisition of the items. Meanwhile, legal proceedings concerning the possession remain ongoing.
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