Tiger Kills 63-Year-Old Cattle Grazer In MP’s Seoni, ₹8 Lakh Compensation Sanctioned
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A tiger killed a 63-year-old cattle grazer in the Pindrai beat of Seoni forest area on Monday morning. A hunt has been launched to trace the tiger. Financial compensation of Rs 8 lakh has been sanctioned to the victim's wife. Seoni South sub-divisional officer Yogesh Patel told Free Press that Sivankanhar village resident Summar Lal had gone to graze cattle. 60–70 Bikers…
In Seoni district of Madhya Pradesh, a 63-year-old cattle grazer named Summar Lal was killed by a tiger on Monday morning. Lal, a resident of Sivankanhar village, had ventured into the forest to graze cattle when he encountered the tiger in the Pindrai beat. The tiger attacked Lal on the neck, causing profuse bleeding, and he succumbed to his injuries on the spot.
The hunter's wife has been granted a financial compensation of Rs 8 lakh for her loss. Seoni South sub-divisional officer Yogesh Patel informed the press about the incident. The forest department has initiated a search to locate the tiger. There have been previous instances of tiger attacks in the area, leading to tensions among villagers.
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