Wrong tiger tranquilised? NTCA seeks report from Madhya Pradesh forest department
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has sought a report from the Madhya Pradesh forest department following complaints that the wrong tiger was tranquilised and captured in Seoni, Madhya Pradesh. TOI had reported on November 9 that an MP forest team, out to nab a tiger that has killed six people in six weeks, may have darted the wrong tiger near Pench Tiger Reserve, since another woman was killed by a tiger in the same area just three hours later.
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