In a tragic incident unfolding in the Darigam forest area of Kagaznagar mandal, Komurambhim Asifabad district, the forest officials were compelled to address the demise of a female tiger. The revelation came to light during a press conference led by Neeraj Kumar Tebriwal, the Chief Conservator of Forests (CCF) and District Forest Officer, Shanta Ram.
According to Tebriwal, the unfortunate demise occurred as a result of a fierce confrontation between two female tigers. The details of the incident were unveiled with a sense of solemnity as the forest authorities delved into the circumstances surrounding the fatal clash.
To ensure a comprehensive understanding of the situation, Veterinarians Vijay Kumar and Srikanth, along with other Forest Officers, meticulously conducted a Panchnama. This detailed examination aimed to document the specifics of the event, shedding light on the dynamics that led to the tragic outcome.
Subsequently, the forest officials undertook the responsibility of giving the deceased tiger a dignified farewell. The remains were carefully laid to rest as part of a somber burial process, marking the end of a life lost in the wild conflicts that occasionally unfold in the intricate ecosystem of the forest.
This incident serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by wildlife in their natural habitats and emphasizes the ongoing efforts required for conservation and sustainable coexistence between humans and the magnificent creatures that share our planet.
