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Tigress found dead in Chandrapur was poisoned

 

26 August 2019



CHANDRAPUR: Post mortem findings have revealed that the tigress that was found dead in the fields of Podsa (Juna) village in Dhaba forest range, in Gondpipri tehsil of Chandrapur district, on Saturday evening was poisoned. The tigress died after consuming poisoned carcass of a wild boar, said SV Ramarao, chief conservator of forests (CCF), Chandrapur.

Podsa is close to the Maharashtra-Telangana border in Gondpipri tehsil. The four day-old carcass of the tigress was discovered in the farm of one Santosh Ankapure on Saturday evening. The post mortem was carried out in the presence of senior forest officials on Sunday morning.

Boar’s meat was recovered from the stomach of the feline during autopsy. With no other injury marks or signs of electrocution, veterinarians concluded that it was poisoning that caused the tigress’ death. “Veterinary doctors have collected the viscera samples of the feline for forensic confirmation. Forest officials are planning to question nearby farmers to identify the culprit,” CCF Ramarao said.


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