Chandrapur: Foresters of Saoli Range on Friday digging a carcass of a boiled tiger from the banks of the river near Pendhri Village in front of a veterinarian and clerk higher.
Buried for three months, the carcass had rot completely but the veterinarian managed to recover several bones, several nails and canines.
Four was accused, Pandurang Gedam, Hriachand Bhoyar, Ramdas Sherki and Pochu Gedam, who were arrested on Thursday to conduct a tiger hunting and disposing of the carcass, returned in forest detention four days by Friday morning.
Previous forest officials have recovered 11 mustaches of the defendant.
Now they focus on ascertain whether the defendant has eliminated other valuable body parts.
RFO Saoli Range, VB Cambli claimed that the forest workers explored the point identified by the defendant and explored remnants.
DCF, Bramhapuri Forest Division, Dipesh Malhotra, ACF Chavre and is responsible for Transit Treatment Center Dr.
Kundan Podchelwar present while digging a carcass.
“The carcass was completely decomposed and destroyed, but still a few bones and nails were restored.
We suspect to be male tigers.
Samples have been collected for DNA analysis,” said RFO Cambli.
The remains were burned before the witnesses.