The village of mob kills the Royal Bengal tiger in northeastern India

A forest official said the Royal Bengal tiger was killed and cut by a mob in the northeastern province of Aam, India.

According to what was stated, the angry population took from a village in the province of Julajat this step because the tiger killed livestock in the area and pose a threat to their lives.

The Ministry of Forests registered a case.

Cases of conflict between men and animals are not new to Asam. This is the killing of the third tiger that was reported this year.

The Time of India Supreme Forest official told Times of India that the tiger had died of severe wounds, not gunshots.

The sacrifice was later recovered in the presence of a judge, says reports.

The master Tell a local newspaper “About a thousand people gathered to kill the tiger” and that some of them attacked the tiger with machines. He added that the tiger’s body was sent to dissect the body.

Mrinal Saikia, a member of the Assam State of the Killing on X., shared a video clip showing the alleged tiger body with parts of its skin, face and legs.

The BBC has not independently verified the video.

“This is a very painful work. The Earth is not only for humans, it is also intended for animals,” he said at the stage.

Sonali Ghosh, another forest official, in the local media, said the assets of the tiger are unclear. According to reports, the animal was killed about 20 km (12 miles) from the Kaziraga National Park.

Latest data Through the Ministry of Forests in Asam, it shows that the residents of the tigers in the state have increased steadily from 70 in 2006 to 190 in 2019 due to various memorization efforts.

However, the tigers have been killed due to the conflict with the villagers Often it was reported In the media, which can be due to the contraction of habitats and the lack of protection of the tiger passages between the various national parks in the state.

Tigers are a type protected under the Law of Wildlife Protection in India (1972), which prohibits overfishing, hunting and trading of tiger parts.