Villagers killed a tiger near the famous Ranthambore Tiger Sanctuary located in Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan. An official said that this tiger has been identified as ‘T-86’ Has happened as. According to the official, villagers in Uliana village near the sanctuary killed the 12-year-old tiger on the suspicion that it was the same animal that had hunted the 51-year-old man."text-align: justify;">The official said that a dead tiger was found in Ulyana on Sunday afternoon with attack marks on its body. Anup K.R., regional director of Ranthambore Tiger Reserve (RTR). Said, ‘‘At present the post-mortem of the tiger is being done.’’ Another forest official said that ‘T-86’ Injuries on his face indicate that he was attacked with a sharp object like an ax and stones were thrown.
More than 20 villagers attacked
He said that an old wound indicated that he might have been injured in a fight with another tiger. He said that more than 20 villagers killed ‘T-86’ attacked, due to which he died. The official said that the tiger was old and had been injured in a fight with another tiger and was under the surveillance of the forest department.
He said that the dead tiger was found at the same place where the body of 51-year-old Bharatlal was found a day earlier. He told that the tiger had attacked Bharatlal who had gone to graze goats, due to which he died."text-align: justify;">Tiger T-8 turns 14 years old
Tiger T-86 was very famous in Ranthambore National Park. He was born 14 years ago to tigress Ladli T-8. The T-86 Tiger used to live in Zones 1 and 2, but due to regional fighting it was moved to non-tourist areas. The cause of death is believed to be human-wildlife conflict.
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