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Yes, reading the news paper again, it lead me to think the same.

The point is clear, this people is probably driven by a group of business people that want those national parks to build dams and roads. However, the current state of the tiger lead to a problem: they can't touch those national parks in a legal form because they house the national animal.

So, probably using "old" stories about the age when the lion was the national animal, they don't want to protect lions or tigers, but to strip the tiger of its legal protection and then, they will be able to use the natural areas for they economical purposes.

I don't know about the Indian laws, but based in those of my country and making inference, I think this is the way that the Indian politicians want to take. Saint Paul say it very well: the root of all evil is the love to the money. [img]images/smilies/angry.gif[/img]
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