Nagpur: On July 3, a five-year-old prajaka has followed his mother Archana Meshram (27) who chose to avoid their home toilets and headed for the nearby forest to relieve himself in the afternoon.
Even when Archana disappeared behind thick green plants in Junona Village in Chandrapur district, a frightening chandakta, Cry, Aai, Aai ‘forced the mother to rush to the side, leaving its urgency.
Archana was horrified to see the whole face of her daughter in a big big cat jaw.
When the animal began to drag his prey, the mother chased.
Choosing a big bamboo stick, he hit an animal on his tail.
The big cat dropped the prajakta just to return.
Another attack with a large stick and cat dropped the child but this time, charged a little towards Archana who began to swing the stick.
Separating the incident that had attracted media attention, Archana was not sure whether it was lucky or the courage that imposed a big cat, which he claimed was a tiger, leaving the place.
According to the Archana statement which was recorded by the Soni Pandhare forest guard, “it is a leopard”.
Pandhare told Tii, this was the first conflict in the area in the area since 2012 and the camera trap showed Leopard.
After the initial treatment and healing of his face wounds in Chandrapur Medical College, Prajakta shifted to college gear and Nagpur government hospital on July 15.
The attack has left Jawbone up and down (lower jaw and mandibular) 5 years old who is not aligned and a fractious periorbital bone.
“In my 21-year career, I haven’t seen a victim of a big cat attack.
Therefore, this can be called a rare big cat bite.
The animal doesn’t use full force to grab his face.
Maybe like a way of a tiger holding his children,” said Dr.
Abhay Dlatkarkar, Head of the Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department.
Dr.
Darkar and his team will operate at the child on Monday.
The girl will need a face fixation operation because she can’t chew because of the gearshift.
He also could not close his right eye because of the palsy face.
Arachana said even after two weeks, the terrible incident continued to blink before her eyes.
“Since that day, every time I closed my eyes, I saw the tiger holding my child to the mouth.
Somehow, we tried to overcome nightmares,” he said.
Asked whether he was in two thoughts, Archana said, “I am worried that the tiger will charge me if I chase or defeat him.
But then how can I leave my daughter to die.
As soon as it dropped it and left, I picked up Prajaka and rushed home to tell her husband I took us to the hospital.
“Dr.
Datarkar said the operation would take about two hours to adjust the teeth alignment correctly.
“One jaw has been moved and derived from its original position.
This is called a disturbance at the age of the teeth.
The upper palpebral damage that blocks the closure of one eye.
During the period of time it will be restored after surgery,” he said.