In Kerala, Forest Minister A K Saseendran has come under fire, facing demands for his resignation from two bishops of the Syro Malabar Church. The bishops, Thamarassery and Kanjirappally, have criticized Saseendran for his alleged failure to address recurring wildlife attacks that have claimed lives.
Kerala Wildlife Controversy: Minister Faces Resignation Demand
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