Huge decline in the number of donkeys in Madhya Pradesh, shocking figures in the livestock census report.

Middle State In Donkeys of Number In worrying decline recorded of Went Is, Condition hee In Ongoing livestock According to the census report, now only 3,052 donkeys are left in the state. Whereas in the year 1997 their number was 49,289. That means a huge reduction of 94% has been recorded in the last three decades. In many districts of the state, the existence of donkeys has now completely ended. Dindori, Niwari, Suture, Harda And Umaria Like there is not even a single donkey left in the districts. There itself Narmadapuram Maximum 332 donkeys have been found in the district, whereas their number is only 56 in the capital Bhopal.

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Experts and animal rights activists have described this decline as extremely worrying. animal rights activist naresh Kadyan Says that a major reason for this crisis lies in China.ajiao“Industry where donkey skin Gelatin Is made. This Gelatin use of traditional medicines and cosmetic Is used in products. Due to increasing demand, illegal smuggling of donkeys and sale of skins has increased, due to which their numbers have decreased rapidly.

Worry The declining number of donkeys has become a topic of concern

According to the report, there are a total of 3.75 crore animals in Madhya Pradesh , Which includes 1.57 crore cows, 1.02 crore buffaloes, and 1.09 crore goats. Amidst these figures, the declining number of donkeys is affecting the state’s rural economy and environmental balance for both Worry Has become the subject of.

Donkeys have long been used in rural areas for transportation, construction work and agricultural transportation. In such a situation, their rapidly decreasing number can also affect the rural labor system.

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Experts believe that if the situation continues like this, donkeys may become completely extinct from Madhya Pradesh in the coming years. He has demanded the government to immediately prepare a conservation policy, so that this peaceful but important animal can be saved.