With a 12 feet tall Rajnag, a company CEO was gifted

- Wembu meets forest department officials while on holiday in his village in Tamil Nadu

Snakes are usually frightening. In it, if a 12-foot-long 'Rajnag' (King-Cobra) is found, it will tremble before it can do anything. But Shridhar Wembu, the founder and chief executive officer of Zoho-Corporation, tweeted two photographs of the 18-foot-tall Rajnag that met him. From which his statement seems acceptable. One photo is of Rajnag. In the second, he and the forest department officials are seen holding Rajnag in their hands, but in another photograph, Rajnag's mouth is covered with thick plastic.

Wembu's story is that before Kovid started in 2014, he had gone on holiday to Mathlamprai village in Tenikashi district of Tamil Nadu, in a forested village near the Western Ghats. Then one evening while strolling outside the village, he saw this huge Rajnag and immediately informed the officials of the Forest Department. With their help, he caught Rajnag and fell down. An official of the forest department dared to put Rajnag's mouth in a long thick plastic bag and closed the bag. The officer and his assistants then placed the Wembu in the middle, holding Rajnag's hand and snapping a photo.

He then pulled out the bag before releasing it into the forests of the Southwest Ghats, releasing the snake and walking through the rugged forests.

Every state has a forest department. Which helps the tribes with medicine-alcohol. At the same time, the forest also takes care of the animals and birds. The police also hand over the victim to the undercover detective. So sometimes he does such unusual things. Forest officers or employees of Gir forest in Gujarat call lions by name. They also have.