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No sign of killer tiger Forest Dept. decides to continue combing operation

Mysore/Mysuru: The Forest Department, which began conducting combing operations to capture the tiger after it attacked and killed a farmer at Bennegere village in Saragur taluk of Mullur Range, have decided to…

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Published October 30, 2025 · 1 min read
no sign of killer tiger forest

Mysore/Mysuru: The Forest Department, which began conducting combing operations to capture the tiger after it attacked and killed a farmer at Bennegere village in Saragur taluk of Mullur Range, have decided to continue their combing operation as the tiger has remained elusive.

On Oct. 28, the Forest staff captured a tigress aged about 9 years near Eeregowdanahundi-Anjanapura in Nanjangud taluk and continued their combing operation to capture the killer tiger. The staff have also installed camera traps to monitor the tiger movements, but the tiger was not found.

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