Assam: Panic grips Rajagarh near Bhutan border after wild elephants spotted

The residents of the Indo-Bhutan border area are grappling with a growing crisis as wild elephants venture out of the forest in search of food, causing disturbances day and night.

In a recent incident in Rajagarh, located in the Bhergaon region, wild elephants emerged from the forest during the afternoon, adding to the escalating tension. This incident is part of a troubling trend where elephants, driven by hunger, invade human settlements.

Social media platforms have been abuzz with a viral video showing a giant elephant interacting with a pet dog, highlighting the unusual and often dangerous encounters between wildlife and domestic animals.

The people living in the area are in a desperate situation due to the havoc caused by the elephants. Those who live close to the Bhutan border face increasing daily risks due to the elephants' regular presence, which endangers both personal safety and property.