Pregnant elephant's death in India triggers 'hate campaign'

An elephant's death in the southern Indian state of Kerala has erupted into a political controversy, with the state's chief minister flagging a "hate campaign" over the incident by the Hindu right-wing forces.

Yet to learn how to stab in the back in the disguise of humanity? Look no further than the heart-wrenching display of elephant killing in the disguise of love. If you can't offer love to anyone, why the hell do you spread hatred? #PunishElephantKillers @republic pic.twitter.com/mnUuoKiL46

— Rajesh Mishra (@RajeshRkmishra) June 4, 2020

The wild elephant, aged about 15, allegedly ate a pineapple filled with firecrackers that exploded in its mouth, leaving it in searing pain as it walked around the village for days, according to media reports.

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They'll have to pay for their Barbarism.Poor libaral Law may forgive but The Nature Will Not. The Guilty will not be spared,for every killing will get the punishment for sure.#RIPHumanity#PunishElephantKillers#KeralaElephantMurder

— Shußhra_Sharma.. (@Anu1021996) June 4, 2020