Title: Need to Lift Ban on Fishing of Sea-Cucumbers. SHRI A. ANWHAR RAAJHAA (RAMANATHAPURAM): Fishermen of Southern Tamil

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Title: Need to Lift Ban on Fishing of Sea-Cucumbers. SHRI A. ANWHAR RAAJHAA (RAMANATHAPURAM): Fishermen of Southern Tamil

12/3/2018 Sixteenth Loksabha an> Title: Need to lift ban on fishing of sea-cucumbers. SHRI A. ANWHAR RAAJHAA (RAMANATHAPURAM): Fishermen of southern Tamil Nadu particularly those in the fishing areas of Rameswaram, Pamban, Vedalai, Devipattinam, Mandapam, Keelakkarai, Yervaadi, Thangachimadam and Dhanushkodi are the worst affected due to the indifferent attitude of various Central Government agencies for many years now. Apart from the huge loss of lives and damage to fishing boats and nets caused by Sri Lankan Navy about which Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu has been ceaselessly drawing the attention of the Prime Minister. Our people both involved in fishing and its sales are put to great harassment due to the inevitable and inadvertent handling of Holothurians or sea-cucumbers, a by-catch in our Indian fishing. This ordeal is due to the unjustified wielding of powers by our Central agencies like Government of India’s Environment & Forest Department in tandem with our own security and civil staff. In 1982, under the lndian Wild-life (Protection) Act of 1972, catching of small-size sea-cucumbers was restricted. But in 2001, a blanket- ban was imposed enlisting sea-cucumbers also as ‘rare’ along with about 60 other ‘rare species’. These sea-cucumbers found in abundance in our south-eastern coast is not really rare and can easily be multiplied or even ‘aqua- cultured’ abundantly in our waters. They are in great demand in South-east Asian countries both for food and medicine. Exporting these shallow-water sea- organisms, a thousand- year-old traditional occupation in our region has now come to an end depriving thousands of fishermen of their livelihood. No country including the UN body on conservation of rare natural resources has banned catching of sea-cucumbers. But India is the only ‘over-reacting’ country causing great hardship to our fishermen. Marine Research Institutes have referred to this as a misplaced governmental action and recommended allowing the livelihood options to our fishermen. Hence ,l urge upon the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests to lift the ban on these Echinoderms. 1/1.

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