Popular Malayalam superstar Jayaram is in deep trouble. The activists with several Kerala State’s Animal Welfare organisations are demanding strict punishment for the star after several Elephant tusks were found in the star’s residence in Tiruvananthapuram.
Jayaram reportedly preserved the tusks of his pet Elephant which died a couple of years ago filtering severe illness. Apparently, the Kerala Forest Department had given Jayaram the concerned permission to retain the Elephant tusks. This news of Forest Department’s favors to the film star has been unearthed recently.
Naturally, this angered the animal rights activists who have been protesting against the state’s biasness towards the star and stated that this will send a wrong message among the normal people. They activists also said that Jayaram is punishable according to the 2003 wildlife declaration stock rule.
Unable to control these protests, the first department has suggested them to write a letter to the PM Narendra Modi and sort out the issue. Jayaram is popular among the Telugu audiences for his comic roles in Kamal Haasan’s Panchathanthram and Tenali. Jayaram is also the recipient of Padma Shri in 2011.
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