Mystery Surrounds Goa's Decomposed Tiger Carcass
A missing nails and teeth tiger carcass was discovered in Goa's Kushwati district. Forest Minister Vishwajit Rane ordered a full inquiry. The preliminary report is underway following proper protocols as the decomposed body was found near Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary.
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A probe has been initiated following the discovery of an adult tiger's carcass, missing its nails and teeth, in Goa's Kushwati district. The Forest Minister, Vishwajit Rane, has directed a detailed investigation into the matter.
According to officials, the carcass was located in Sacordem village last Saturday. The forest department has already submitted a preliminary inquiry report, and a more comprehensive report is currently in the works. This development follows the appropriate protocols as instructed by the minister.
The decomposed remains of the tiger were found a short distance from the Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary, located near the Goa-Karnataka border, raising significant concern among conservation authorities.
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