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‘Problem tiger’ of Sindewahi captured

Officials have managed to capture the “problem tiger” after a week-long search operation, a release from the office of the Deputy Conservator of Forest (Brahmapuri division) Kulraj Singh stated.

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problem tiger The official added that a two-year-old male tiger was spotted near the last two victims, following which an order was issued to tranquilise the animal. (Photo: MP Forest Department)

THE FOREST Department has claimed to have captured the “problem tiger” of Sindewahi on Sunday.

Since January, five tiger attack-related deaths — two in June — have been reported in the Sindewahi range, said an official. The official added that a two-year-old male tiger was spotted near the last two victims, following which an order was issued to tranquilise the animal.

Officials have managed to capture the “problem tiger” after a week-long search operation, a release from the office of the Deputy Conservator of Forest (Brahmapuri division) Kulraj Singh stated.

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