Ritika
OriginalAttacks on humans of tiger are increasing day by day in Tehsil. Due to which the human-wildlife conflict is likely to increase even more. Meanwhile, on Sunday, the incident of a sudden attack on the shepherd who was taking the cattle to graze and injuring him took place near Agadi village of the original tehsil. The name of the injured cowboy is Arvind Abaji Gedam 42, resident of Agdi.
Efforts are being made by the government to bring the extinct wildlife from the country to the country for many years. Efforts are being made by the government, government, administration to save the wildlife. Forest officials are keeping an eye to keep the wildlife alive. In such a situation, the government, government and administration, forest officials seem indifferent in planning measures to prevent attacks on humans by wildlife, due to which tiger attacks are increasing day by day.
Arvind Abaji Gedam, a resident of Agadi of Mool Tehsil, went to the forest to graze the bulls on Sunday, meanwhile, a tiger hiding in the hunt for hunting attacked Arvind and injured him at 1.30 pm on Sunday. The other shepherds present with him made a noise and the tiger ran towards the forest. Other shepherds informed the villagers about this. During this, Arvind Gedam, who was injured in the tiger attack, was referred to the hospital in Chandrapur for treatment. Tim of the Forest Department reached the spot and performed Panchnama.
