Tiger movement in the forest of Madikeri city

Madikeri, Mar. 25: A tiger was found roaming in a garden in Ibnivalavadi village near Madikeri city through a CCTV camera.

A tiger has been spotted roaming in the coffee garden of Ponnachettira Sandeep, a resident of the area. Sandeep is in Bengaluru and has installed a camera in the garden area. He noticed the tiger walking on the road inside the garden at 7 am today and informed the forest department. In this context, the staff visited the place and inspected it. The tiger's footsteps were found and later the department informed that it had entered the forest to the east of the place. Although an operation was carried out in the area since morning using a drone camera to locate the tiger, no movement was found. 8 cameras have been installed in the area. The bone was brought in by the evening. In addition, senior officers and staff conducted a combing operation, and in the evening, 4 animals were brought from Kushalnagar and the operation was carried out with their help. CCF Sonal, DCF Abhishek, ACF Sendil Kumar, 4Fifth page

DRFO Sunil and other staff visited the spot and conducted the operation.

People are worried

The festival of the Bhadrakali temple in Valavadi, which is located near the place where the tiger was found, has begun, and people are facing anxiety. A board was held last night and people were also involved in folk dance practice this morning. Despite this situation, the sighting of a tiger nearby has created concern and has also put the department under pressure.

DCF Abhishek informed that the forest department staff of Kushalnagar and Madikeri zones have jointly laid a trap to find the tiger. There have been reports of cattle deaths in this area in the last two months, but no trace of wildlife was found during the operation conducted by the department. Only one footprint of a small wild animal was found in one place, which was estimated to be that of a leopard. Now, after it was learned that a tiger is moving in this area, the search operation is underway. The tiger is approximately 2-3 years old, and permission has been obtained for its capture, Abhishek informed.

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