Locals and forest department personnel rescued an elephant calf trapped between huge rock boulders in northeast India.<br /><br />Footage shows the rescue operation carried out by forest officials. <br /><br />Shortly after, screaming is heard as a large group of men run from the mother elephant and one man is seen being carried away from the scene.<br /><br />S Hazarika, the Dharamtul Forest Range Officer said: "Some local villagers informed us that a 7/8-month-old elephant calf was trapped between rocks in the hill area and the mother of the calf was roaming in the area."<br /><br />"We reached the area and rescued the calf," he continued. <br /><br />According to local reports, one villager was injured after he fell into a ditch when the mother of the elephant calf chased him.<br /><br />The incident took place at Sonakuchi hills near the Jagiroad area in the central Assam district on Saturday evening (February 2).
