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Maharashtra: Tiger kills 23-year-old man in Pandharkawda

Avinash Yelgude, a resident of Pivardol village, was attacked and reported killed by a sub-adult tiger late Friday night

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The tiger was found hiding near the body

The tiger was found hiding near the body

Answering nature’s call turned fatal for a 23-year-old man, who was killed in a human-animal conflict in Pandharkawda near Nagpur. Avinash Yelgude, a resident of Pivardol village, was attacked and reported killed by a sub-adult tiger late Friday night.

According to Kiran Jagtap, the Deputy Conservator of Forest(DCF) attached to the  Pandharkawada Division of Forest Department, “The man had reportedly gone outside near the road, about 400 to 500 metres from the village. The attack was reported to the forest department in the early hours of Saturday. Our field staff along with RFO Jamni and RFO Mobile squad rushed to the spot. It was noticed that the tiger was still hiding in the grass near the body. Eventually, it moved away.”

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