Villagers join forces to hunt down a ferocious tiger that killed four innocent people

According to Daily Mail, a ferocious tiger in Brahmapuri, Mahrashtra state, Central India was hunted by police and people after attacking and killing many innocent people.

The body of the tiger. (Source: A​NI)

The two-year-old tigress was captured in July for killing two villagers and injuring four others. Under Indian law, she was released into a wildlife sanctuary. However, earlier this month, she killed two more people.

A court in the state of Mahrashtra has ordered the shooting of a two-year-old tigress. After several hours of intense searching, police discovered the body of the tiger, which had stepped on a barbed wire fence that carried electricity in a nearby village.

Mr. Rishikesh Ranjan, director of the Tiger Conservation Department in India, said that villagers have set up electrified barbed wire fences to drive away wild animals, especially wild boars," Mr. Ranjan added.

According to 2014 statistics, India is currently home to more than 2,000 tigers./.

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