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Nepal government is going back in conservation with state machinery mobilized to hunt Dhruve, a wild male tusker roaming the Chitwan National park and adjoining plain jungles. 

Nepali Army personnel deployed to hunt down the Dhruve. The animal has been shot in the head and the trunk multiple times, but it has not been killed or captured, he added.

Killing is no solution, understanding the conflict and mitigating is the way out, it will only open floodgates and excuses to kill many more wild animals in the nation plagued by wildlife-human conflicts.