After reports that the movement of the animal was recorded in a camera and also a pig was dragged away by it, villagers of Kappachi gathered with sickle and wooden logs and ventured into the jungle to trap the tiger, police said.
People of nearby villages like Kundachappai, Dummanhatti, also joined them in the combing operations, along with the personnel from forest department, snipers and special task force, they said.
Villagers said they entered the jungle to trap or eliminate the animal as the fortnight-long efforts by authorities to capture it have been in vain.
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