Nagpur: A tiger boiled on Thursday because it was found with his claws, dogs and lost mustaches.
The incident occurred at the Arjuni Morgaon Range of Gondia in the Navegaon-Nagzira Tiger Reserve Landscape (NNTR).
This is the third tiger death in the last 13 days.
On January 3, a young Tigress was shocked in Bhadravati (Chandrapur) and the others died in the alleged territorial fight in the Korla Korla at Gadchiroli two days later.
Kasas tiger is noticed at around 9 in the morning.
On Thursday the forest staff learned about the death of the villagers.
The carcass is 500 meters from the field of agriculture and the indication is that it is killed elsewhere and dumped on forest land, according to sources.
Rd Rane forest guards and others found that fangs and animal mustaches were lost.
The effort was also made by hunters to cut one of the claws.
Even when officials including NNTR Field Director Ramanyujam, Deputy Gondia Conservator (DYCF) Kulraj Singh, Warden Wildlife Honorary Sawan Bahekar and Mukund Dhurve reached the place, the veterinarian disappeared despite being repeatedly called.
Therefore, post-mortem cannot be done.
“Cassas has been stored in the same place and Post-Mortem will be carried out on Friday.
Only one local livestock development officer present and he refused to do post-Mortem because two more needed in accordance with the protocol.
Veterinarian arrived at 4:30 p.m.
They will not complete the task before Darkfall, we decided to postpone post-mortem, “Ramanjam said.
Ramanujam said that the five-year-old tiger seemed to have been set first and then the effort was made to remove his body parts.
RFO BT Durge is investigating.
It is feared that the tiger must be from Navegaon National Park but it turned out to be a one who was not recorded moved along the WADSA-NAVEGAON corridor.
The source of the place said they heard the tiger roaring at night which showed maybe there were women in the same area.
“There is Pugmark near a men’s tiger carcass,” they said.
The incident occurred a few days after the Head of Minister of Uddhav Thackeray discussed the senior police and forest officials and members of the wildlife council of the country asked them to attract their socks and intensify shared patrols.