Most of these locations are where animals cross the road to go from one place to another or to drink water. The gypsies that transport the tourists can certainly pass through these places but they would not be allowed to stop in between.
This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 10 June 2016.
Moreover, the CTR has also started a 'Hall of Shame'. This is to encourage tourists to send pictures and videos of those among themselves who do not behave well or show scant respect for animals. These pictures would then be posted on the park's website. CTR authorities would examine these photographs and videos and if found correct, they would put it up on the website.
Tourists and drivers of gypsies are supposed to maintaining silence, should not get down from the vehicles and should not surround the animals.
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