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Forests of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve located in Umaria, Madhya Pradesh Sensation spread due to the discovery of the dead body. It is feared that the young man has lost his life in the attack of a wild animal. At the same time, two people were injured in the leopard attack in the district. Dead body found in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve in Umaria. – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion The dead body has been recovered from the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve area of ​​Umaria district. This spread sensation in the area. It is feared that some wild animal may have killed the young man. However, the postmortem report is awaited for confirmation.

The security personnel were patrolling on Friday afternoon. During this, he found the dead body of an unknown person in the forest. He informed the police. Police officers reached the spot and have started investigation. Senior officials of the Forest Department had also reached the spot. The case pertains to Manjauli beat of Patour range of Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. Security personnel told that the dead body was found on the side of PWD’s asphalt road in Manjhauli village, which comes between Pataur to Panpatha road. Patour range team along with Panpatha and Tala teams have sent the dead body for postmortem. Postmortem has been done at Community Health Center Manpur. The person has not been identified yet. It will be understood in the PM report itself that someone has killed the youth and thrown him in the forest or he has lost his life in the attack of some wild animal.

Two villagers injured in leopard attack Around eight o’clock in the morning in Gram Panchayat Dhanwar Biriyah Mohalla under Naurozabad police station area of ​​Umaria district. Ramji Baiga and Asaram Baiga went towards the drain for defecation. There the leopard hiding among the bushes attacked both of them. One was injured in the hand and the other on the leg. The leopard ran away after making noise. The injured were admitted to the district hospital. His treatment is going on. Karkeli Tehsildar Ramesh Rawat, Umaria Ranger Yogesh Gupta, SDO of Forest Department Kuldeep Tripathi and others reached the spot. He started searching for the leopard. Sarpanch Mangal Singh and Secretary Santosh Tiwari were informed about the movement of the leopard. Crackers were also burst but the leopard was not found. Police and Forest Department staff were deployed during the search. The Forest Department has given financial assistance of Rs 1,000 each to the injured. ,