injured in a tiger attack in north Kheri forest division here, a forest department official said today.
The incident took place last evening when Ramesh along with his fellow villagers was grazing his cattle near Chanpura forests under south Nighasan range, Divisional Forest Officer K K Pandey said.
The tiger which was hiding in the forests got alerted by their presence in the jungle and attacked the group. While others escaped, Ramesh sustained serious injuries on his head. He was rushed to the district hospital, he added.
Meanwhile, the forest department has warned the people not to enter forests which are full of wild animals.
After days-long operation the officers tranquilised it on March 10 and released it in Dudhwa.
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