The call to take ravenous land demons by the horns in the Bil Akbarpur wetland in Greater Noida's Dadri area received a convincing push from its permanent residents - endangered deer species and birds.
Sighting of blackbucks, blue bulls, chinkara and the four-horned antelope could save the wetland from becoming a concrete jungle - a money-spinning conspiracy between callous forest officials and rapacious real estate developers.
The district forest department has long been denying the presence of wildlife in the area. It has claimed that a few species sometimes stray into the area, but were not permanent inhabitants.
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