Tiger which killed three persons tranquilised
The New Indian Express Hyderabad|January 02, 2025
A male tiger which was migrating between the Kagaznagar forest division in Kumurambheem Asifabad district, Telangana, and Chandrapur district in Maharashtra has been tranquilised by the forest officials from Chandrapur and relocated to a zoo.
S RAJA REDDY @Adilabad

The tiger had killed three people—one in Kagaznagar and two in Chandrapur district.

The operation was led by a team under the supervision of Prakash Jhade, the newly appointed in-charge Forest Range Officer at Virur Station.

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