Bollywood Stars are seen supporting various causes for preventing our Wildlife Animal Reserve. Be it turning into vegetarian themselves or providing shelter to these animals, these stars are taking extra efforts for animal welfare in the country and around the world. One such actor who has always come forward and supported it is Randeep Hooda.
Randeep Hooda has appreciated the action taken against the culprits who were recently caught by the officials. These people were caught selling leather items made from the skin of Python, lizard and crocodile.
The star tweeted, "How’s this even possible? Is this really someone’s idea of fun?? Karnataka FD, please look into the matter urgently. The culprits need to nabbed and punished immediately @aranya_kfd @moefcc @CentralIfs”
Following the arrest, he shared again, “Very grateful and impressed by the Field Director of Bandipur Tiger Reserve Mr T Balachandran IFS for prompt and decisive action against the culprits...this sends out a clear message that this insensitive behaviour towards wildlife will not be tolerated @aranya_kfd @moefcc @Centralifs”
On the workfront, Randeep Hooda was last seen in Love Aaj Kal 2 and will be next seen in Hollywood film 'Extraction' starring Chris Hemsworth in the lead role.
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