Assam residents demand investigation into healer's alleged frog killings

Guwahati: Locals in the Saidariya area of Rupohihat want answers. They are pointing fingers at a man named Salman Kabiraj, accusing him of killing frogs during his traditional healing rituals. Citizens claim these practices are deceptive and pose a threat to local wildlife. Public pressure is mounting for the police and Forest Department to step in. Officials must determine if Kabiraj violated any wildlife protection laws or if he specifically targeted protected species for his work.

This investigation follows a separate crackdown in the region. Juria Police recently caught a man named Zahur Ali, known as Pagla Baba, from Chotian in Juria. Authorities arrested him after he allegedly took money from people by promising them traditional medical treatments through intermediaries. Residents are now asking if the authorities will hold Kabiraj to the same standard. One local observer noted, "Local residents and concerned citizens have urged the police and Forest Department to look into the allegations and ascertain whether any wildlife protection laws have been violated."

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