Sawaimadhopur : The department swung into action as soon as an inquiry committee was formed into the case of death of tiger T-86 and disappearance of tigers in Ranthambore. When the officials immediately started scanning the trap cameras, out of 25, 10 tigers and cubs were seen. In such a situation, the department has also got some relief regarding the missing tigers and tigresses. It is noteworthy that on November 4 itself, PCCF Pawan Kumar Upadhyay had constituted a three-member inquiry committee.
15 tigers still missing for many years
According to a report released in the month of October, more than 25 tigers and cubs were missing in Ranthambore. However, many of these have been missing for years. But on Wednesday, 10 tigers and tigresses were seen, still no information has been found about 15 tigers and tigresses. However, some of the missing tigers and tigresses are also old. In such a situation, the possibility of their meeting is being said to be negligible.
Clues found for these tigers and tigresses
As the issue of missing tigers and tigresses has increased, the Forest Department is taking it seriously. Under this, an intensive search for tigers and tigresses has been started. Female cubs of tigress T-90, T-92, T-70, T-71, T-76, Bhairupura male etc. have been seen in the trap cameras. The team is also continuously busy searching for other tigers. Information about 10 tigers and tigresses captured on cameras in the last 20 days has come to light. Apart from this, there are some missing tigers and tigresses who have completed that task, but they are already in this list.
