A meeting was organised under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot regarding the management of Ranthambhore, Sariska and Mukundara Tiger Projects and Conservation of Tigers at his official residence. While taking feedback on the conservation activities in Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve, CM directed the officials to expedite village relocation work, improve prey base, and develop better habitat. It was informed in the meeting that some tigers have migrated to Dholpur and Karauli as the tiger population has breached the maximum capacity in Ranthambhore.CM Gehlot directed the officials to take necessary steps for the protection of migrated tigers and their cubs. During the meeting, Chief Minister said that the State Government is serious about the conservation of tigers. "Due to our effective policies, the number of tigers is constantly increasing." The CM also highlighted that the number of tourists from around the world is also increasing in Ranthambhore because of the effective implementation of 'Tiger Project’ and ‘Eco-Tourism’ by the State Government. The Chief Minister also lauded the efforts made to timely control the fire that recently broke out in the jungles of Sariska. He said that prompt steps taken by the department saved the lives of many wild animals.