Four of 8 Bandhavgarh tigers died due to electrocution in 2 months, state govt tells Madhya Pradesh high court
A status report presented to the MP High Court revealed that two tigers died from territorial fights within Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, while four that ventured out were electrocuted. The report denied poaching allegations, attributing other internal deaths to drowning and disease. Offenders in electrocution cases have been arrested.
A status report presented to the MP High Court revealed that two tigers died from territorial fights within Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, while four that ventured out were electrocuted. The report denied poaching allegations, attributing other internal deaths to drowning and disease. Offenders in electrocution cases have been arrested.
