In Ranthambore, Tigers snapped 20 lives in 38 years, the path of Trinetra Ganesh Temple closed for a week

Sawai Madhopur Ranthambore Tiger Reserve of Rajasthan, who used to be a royal hunting field of the royal family Jaipur, became a matter of concern because people became a victim of Tigers. In the past 38 years, Tigers have killed 20 people here, the latest case yesterday (April 16) came to light a 7 -year -old child. While returning from the Trinetra Ganesh temple, 7 -year -old Karthik Suman went through the woods with his grandmother, when a tiger suddenly attacked him. The tiger pushes the child into the mouth and takes it to the bush and sits on his body for a long time. After much effort to stop the Temple Darshan, the forest workers took out the tiger and took the body to the hospital. After this attack, Darshan was banned for five days at the Ranthambore Fort and Trinetra Ganesh Temple. Ranthambore Trinetra Ganesh Temple Trust provided financial assistance of Rs 1.5 lakh to the family of the deceased child. In addition, the local administration and the forest department ensured all possible assistance to the victim’s family. The forest division called on the devoted not to go to the forest alone and said strong safety arrangements should be made. How many attacks have occurred so far? Actually, the first attack in the region took place in 1987 at Trinetra Ganesh Temple Road. Then, in 2005, a tiger attacked an old man who gave water to crops in the Khandar area. Three people passed away in both 2010 and 2012 years. One person passed away in 2015. Two people passed away in 2018. The highest number of 5 people passed away in 2019. 2023, 2024, 1 Death every year. By 2025, 1 child and 1 young man must have been a victim of Tiger. There are 141 tigers in Rajasthan. Rajasthan currently has 141 tigers. Most tigers, 80 tigers, live in Ranthambore. Sariska (Alwar) has 43 Tigers, Mukundara Hills (Kota) has 2 Tigers, Ramgarh Venodhari (Bundi) is the recently announced Tiger Sanctuary, the presence of Tigers was also recorded here. The Tiger Sanctuary is spread over 1700 square kilometers. Ranthambore was founded in 1955 as a hunting reserve and in 1973 as a Tiger Sanctuary under Project Tiger. The area is about 1700 square kilometers. This sanctuary is located between Aravalli and Findhya Mountain Ranges, and is home to Tigers, Leopards, Nilgai, spotted deer, bear, crocodile and rare bird species. Incidents of animals and humans have increased due to increasing tourism, falling bush sector and environmental change in this region for some time. Share this story -Tags