According to an article online Elephants are being beaten and mistreated at Bandhavgarh nature reserve in India.

Thanks.  Just what I need to put in my head for a Sunday morning before work.  Wonderful.

Please find out what we need to do.  I'm busy.  I'll try and help if you do the work.

All I have are allegations, what we need is proof: Visual and Audio.

The allegations are beatings and elephants being stabbed with knives in their backside to the point they cry out. 

I contacted the Elephant Aid International and asked them who to contact.  I'll let you know when I get a response.  This post was edited by . at June 16, 2019 9:08 PM MDT

The Indian Government could step in to save them if motivated.
It has done so in the past when tourists have complained and shone an international torch on the situation.
Andrew McClean is an internationally renowned animal behaviourist who lives just outside Melbourne in Australia.
It was invited by the Indian Government to resolve a problem of cruelty to elephants in Northern India. It involved teaching the mahouts better ways to train and guide their animals without the use of cruelty. It worked so well that it became a major tourist attraction and a very profitable business.
Reports to the World Wildlife Fund can also help since, apart from mounting rescue operations (limited by funds), they do a good job of drawing international attention to the plights of species in particular places.