North India Statesman
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Call it indiscriminate destruction of forests or the search for food. Wildlife is now moving towards residential areas. We see in the news that sometimes a lion roams outside the house and sometimes a leopard takes over the entire village. Then the terror of tigers has been seen in Lucknow, the capital of UP.
Tiger terror has been seen in Rahmankheda area of Lucknow, the capital of UP. The tiger has become a problem for thousands of families living in the area. Due to the failure of the forest department team to catch the tiger, people of 60 villages are imprisoned in their homes for the last 48 days. Meanwhile, the tiger has hunted 15 times. However, it is a matter of relief that the tiger did not hunt any human.
Villagers are afraid to leave their homes!
There is an atmosphere of fear among the people due to the presence of tiger in the village. Villagers are afraid to come out of their homes. The forest department team made several attempts to catch the tiger but till now no success has been achieved. Drones are also being used to search for tigers.
Local people have demanded the forest department to catch the tigers as soon as possible, so that they can come out of their homes and lead a normal life. In this case, DFO Sitashu Pandey said that continuous combing is being done to catch the tiger. Cages have also been installed. Special teams and experts have been called.
So far 15 people have been made victims
It is noteworthy that recently a calf was killed by a tiger in Rahmankheda Central Institute of Subtropical Horticulture. This is the 15th victim of the tiger. Also surprising is that the tiger hunted at the same place in the forest where a pit had been dug to trap it. At present, Forest Department teams are scouring the forests around Mithanagar, Ularapur and Dugoli in search of the tiger. At that time the forest department also had to see when the troubled tiger would finally be imprisoned in the cage and when the villagers would heave a sigh of relief.
