Assam Police apprehended four suspected poachers at Orang National Park on the night of November 5. Acting on a tip-off, Darrang police intercepted the suspects before they could execute their plan to poach rhinos within the park’s protected grounds.
The arrested individuals, identified as Nur Hussain, Abul Hussain, Jaffar Ali, and Nur Islam, were found in possession of a .303 rifle with ammunition, three mobile phones, five motorcycles, and camping equipment. This gear suggested a well-coordinated attempt to target the park’s rhino population.
Assam’s Director General of Police (DGP) GP Singh praised the police team for their effective response. Posting on his official X account, DGP Singh highlighted the police’s prompt action, stating, “They were planning to go inside the park for poaching. Well done, @Darrang_Police and units that provided the input.”
