The Chief Minister's Office (CMO) in Rajasthan, India, has mandated an investigation into allegations of land-use changes and possible encroachments near the Sudasari Great Indian Bustard (GIB) Breeding Centre located in Jamra village, Jaisalmer district. This area is part of the Desert National Park, recognized as a vital habitat for the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard. The investigation follows a letter from local MLA Pratap Puri, who questioned whether Khasra No. 125 of Jamra village falls within the national park as per the 1980 notification. Puri highlighted that the land had undergone habitation conversion on September 20, 1989, and called for a high-level inquiry to annul any unlawful land-use changes, restore the land's protected status, and ensure legal action against violators. A senior forest official confirmed that they are reviewing land records and will conduct a survey to assess the situation, emphasizing that encroachments within the Desert National Park will not be tolerated. Environmental advocate Dalpat Hingada stressed the need for strict enforcement of wildlife protection measures to safeguard the GIB habitat.