20 October,2022 09:48 PM IST | Chandrapur | mid-day online correspondent
Representational Pic
A 40-year-old woman was killed by a tiger in Bramhapuri tehsil of Maharashtra's Chandrapur district on Thursday, an official said.
Rupa Ramchandra Mhaske was collecting grass for her cattle in the afternoon near Halda village when she was attacked by a tiger, he said.
"She died on the spot. Her body, which had been dragged for over 100 metres, was spotted by her mother-in-law. A forest team is at the site for further probe into the incident," he said.
Also Read: Two held for trafficking women, pushing them into sex trade in Goa
ALSO READ
Assam: AI alerts loco pilots, prevents collision with elephants
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to visit India from October 24 to 26
Sonam Wangchuk breaks fast; home ministry to resume talks
PM's remarks in 2020 'weakened us immeasurably': Congress after India-China pact
Jammu-Kashmir Assembly polls: CM Omar Abdullah resigns from Budgam seat
This is second such incident in the past weeks. Earlier, in September last week, a 55-year-old woman was mauled to death by a tiger at a village in Chandrapur district. The incident had taken place at Awalgaon village in Bramhapuri tehsil.
The victim Dhrupada Mohurle had gone to her farm when a big cat lurking in the bushes attacked and killed her, an official had then said.
Following a search, the woman's body was found in compartment no 1138 in the range, he said, adding that a spot inspection was performed in the presence of forest officials and police.
(with PTI inputs)