The tiger, who was accused of attacking humans, was shifted from his natural territory ten days back amid objections by activists.
The tiger had recently killed a forest guard in Sawaimadhopur's R N Park and has attacked other people also.
"The tiger is absolutely healthy and adopting the new environment. He is moving around the enclosure in a normal way. Activities of the tiger are being regularly watched through CCTV camera," conservator of forest (wildlife)- Udaipur, Rahul Bhatnagar told reporters today.
Some activists had objected shifting of the tiger from the R N Park saying the decision was taken in a hurry, a charge rejected by the department.
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