The organisation flags that the conservation costs must be prioritised while planning for developmental projects such as linear infrastructure and other land-use changes.
The animal rights organisation also said that the team from Assam has still not been given permission to see her as a last-minute clean-up job on the temple's part is being conducted.
The meeting decided to send a four-member team constituted for the purpose to Tamil Nadu and inspect the condition of Joymala, the elephant which is taken from Assam to Tamil Nadu.
The solar-powered fences keep the elephants off the human settlements without causing bodily harm to the animal unlike electric fences that pose grave danger to animals.
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