Drone urinary funa in the jungle; Pillivit Tiger Reserve Administration by Darge Kia Case – Influencer fined Rs 1 Lakh for flying Dr.

Competent, implied by blowing drones in the woods, with a fine of 1 lakh; Pilibhit Tiger Reserve Administration registered the case. In the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve, the influencer Arbaaz Ansari was fined a 1 Lakh fine for blew drones without permission. The forest department acted under the Wildlife Protection Act. Ansari violated the rules as he captured the beauty of the forest on camera, which could hinder the lives of wildlife. And flores trapped by blowing drones into the woods. -Sanskriti Picture Jagran -Correspondent, Pilibhit. The camera has been driven as soon as you have seen the opportunity for Realbaji! There is a great lesson for those who do. Arbaaz Ansari, who had a fine of one Lakh calls, had to pay a fine of one Lakh calls in the Tiger Reserve. As he captured the beauty of the forest on camera, he forgot that flying drones were forbidden without permission. Based on sections 26 and 27 of the Wildlife Protection Act, he was undertaken against him. Arbaaz Ansari has 1.15 Lakh followers on Instagram. He also uploads videos on different topics and uploads them to his YouTube channel. While going from Pilibhit to Madhotanda on Sunday, he left his vehicle on the road and made several videos. The forest section got to know when these videos were uploaded to Instagram. Divisional forest officer Manish Singh said that Drone cannot be flown in the forest area without permission. Videography cannot be done from any other electronic equipment. The noise and other activity of the drone can hinder wildlife. They can be in danger. Arbaaz violated it. Therefore, a case is registered in terms of sections 26 and 27 of the Wildlife Protection Act. It has three years in prison of imprisonment and a fine of up to one lakh calls. Arbaaz was summoned on Tuesday and told of the action. The drone was confiscated of him. He was subsequently released after uploading a fine from one Lakh calls. Arbaaz said he was not aware of the drone ban in the woods. This is the rule that action can be done in the Tiger Reserve if the noise or vehicles in the routine of a wildlife are hampered. Videography can be done via drone or in other ways under special circumstances, but for this consent you must be obtained from the Tiger Reserve administration. While your drones are blowing after permission, it should also be noted that wildlife has no danger.