Gundlupet: Forest officials capture havoc-wreaking tiger


Team Udayavani, May 19, 2020, 6:00 PM IST

Chamarajanagar: Forest officials on Tuesday trapped a tiger that had been wreaking havoc in villages bordering the Kundakere Forest range in Gundlupet Taluk.

The tiger, a six-year-old male was trapped on a farm belonging to Mahadevappa near Kundakere village. It had preyed on several cattle and other livestock in the last 20-30 days.

The locals have heaved a sigh of relief with its capture.

The forest department had used tamed elephants – Jayaprakash, Partha Sarathi, Ganesha and Rohit in the combing operation.

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