Chandrapur: The forest department prepares to capture the problem of Halda Tiger in the range of South Brahmapuri, which is said to be responsible for three human killings.
The head of the NR Forest Conservator Pravin on Wednesday continued a proposal that was looking for permission to capture trouble tigers to PCCF (wildlife).
Sources informed that Tiger’s problems have killed three people in the area around Halda Forestbeat over the past three months.
The first victim was Bhauroo Jambhule, who was killed in side by side with Vandra Beat on May 26, Brahmapuri’s range.
Following recurring attacks and installation of dissatisfaction among people, the Ministry of Forestry has stated a warning in the area and warns people who oppose going to the forest.
Foresters has also installed a camera trap and began monitoring intensively to identify Tiger problems.
After the tiger is identified, the Regional Advisory Committee, which is institutionalized according to the standard operating procedure, approves the proposal to capture tigers.
Chandrapur Guardian Minister Vijay Wadettiwar has expressed serious concern for the increase in human-animal conflicts in Brahmapuri.
Recently he showed that there were 114 tigers and 110 leopards in the Brahmapuri forest.
He strongly suggested the relocation of the advantages of tigers and trained the local community to face conflict.
Wadettiwar also claimed to have held a meeting with CM Uddhav Thackeray to discuss the conflict situation in Brahmapuri.
CCF, Chandrapur, NR Pravin confirmed he had continued a proposal sent by the DCF office in Brahmapuri to the PCCF Wildlife for approval.
He claims they expect a positive response from high-ranking officials in the next few days.