Two elephants electrocuted to death in Darjeeling
Darjeeling (West Bengal) [India], Sept.11 (ANI): Two elephants were electrocuted to death in West Bengal's Darjeeling district over the weekend.
ANI
Sep 11, 2016 13:29 IST
Darjeeling (West Bengal) [India], Sept.11 (ANI): Two elephants were electrocuted to death in West Bengal's Darjeeling district over the weekend.
ANI
Sep 11, 2016 13:29 IST
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