Where is Humanity ?

It's a painful story of elephant who dies or we can say killed in kerala's malappuram after she was fed a pineapple laced with explosives by locals few week ago. After such incident elephant was in such a great pain and she died in a river - an extremely unusual sight .

This heartbreaking incident was shared by forest officer Mohan krishnan on social media.

The elephant came to village in search of a food and some local fed a pineapple in which they had hidden firecrackers - a common tactic tactic to drive away wild boars.

The elephant ate the fruits and the firecrackers burst in the mouth and due to this causing her immeasurable pain.

The female elephant came out to village in search of food but she never know about the selfish humanity that she was about to witness. She believed everyone . She must have thought, they would spare her as she was carrying two lives.  The pineapple she ate was burst  and she was shocked not to thinking about herself  but the thinking about the child  she was about to give birth in 18-20 months. What was his feeling at that time no one knows just thinking about such incident and feeling pain one question is in mind where is humanity.

After such crucial  incident her mouth injury, the elephant roamed around hungry but unable to eat anything. But even in deep agony, the gentle soul did not hurt a single villager or damage a house. She was in a pain and she want to alleviate her pain, she went and stood in the Velliyar river.

Forest officer Krishnan, who was part of the rescue team, said, "When I saw her, she was standing in the river, with her mouth and trunk submerged in water. She must have stood in the water to avoid any insects feeding on her wounds."

 Facebook Post Forest officer Krishnan : https://www.facebook.com/mohan.krishnan.1426/posts/2979525145456462

The forest officials try to pull the female elephant on to the shore with the help of two elephants but before the whole rescue could be completed, she had died standing in water on May 27.

Her farewell was even more painful  . "Everyone was shocked, the captive elephants were very quick to realize what had happened, they shed tears. I felt the river start to boil with those tears, a river's protest against the selfish mankind," Krishnan wrote on Facebook.

Officials only realised she was pregnant when her post mortem was conducted. "The doctor who conducted the postmortem said as he wept that she wasn't alone. Though the mask helped him hide the expression, I understood his sorrow," Krishnan added.

The forest department finally laid her to rest.

 Ending his note, Krishnan said, "We cremated her there itself. Even as fire engulfed her, I prayed to the mother in her. Being one from mankind all I could say was, sister.... sorry."