Tiger Strays From Sariska Reserve, Injures Three in Rajasthan Villages

Efforts to tranquilize and rescue the tiger continue as fear grips residents in Alwar and Dausa districts.

A two-year-old tiger from Sariska Tiger Reserve attacked three people, including a woman, in Dausa district on Wednesday morning.
The victims, who suffered serious injuries, have been referred to Sawai Mansingh Hospital in Jaipur for advanced medical treatment.
Forest officials are working to locate and tranquilize the tiger, identified as ST 2402, which has been missing for over a week.
The tiger was last seen in Karanpura village in Alwar district, with its pug marks found in a mustard field; it is expected to return to the reserve soon.
Villagers in Alwar and Dausa have been advised to stay indoors as rescue teams from Sariska and Ranthambore Tiger Reserves continue their operations.