Afraid of a big cat at Muluugu T’gana, the police warned the villagers

Hyderabad: After an incident where the tiger was killed by a chicken hunters, the police in the Muluugu District had started a campaign to warn the villagers to attack one big cat if they saw it.
There are several examples of tiger movements in this district and this has caused the police to form a team to get around, even inside the residence in the forest area, to take precautions.
The police said this was not to lie in the blub to tear the tiger or kill him.
“We advise people not to explore the forest interior area,” said Assistant Sp P Sai Chaitanya.
He told TII that villagers were told that if there were livestock killed by tigers, they would get compensation from the government.
He warned them by putting a trap to kill tigers.
Sai Chaitanya warns that irregular cases will be ordered to anyone who tries to endanger tigers, catch him or caress.
He reminded that those who used such things had been imprisoned last month.
Last month, police detected that a tiger had been killed by hunters.
They were arrested and this case was handed over to the Ministry of Forestry.
The presence of large cats is detected either from kill livestock, parugmark or camera trap.
The police team roamed Auto and used loudspeakers to warn people by exploring into the forest.