Bahraich Wolf Search: Two Wolves Still Roaming Free, Latest Update on Search Operation in UP

In Uttar Pradesh, fear has gripped the regions of Bahraich and Lakhimpur Kheri due to increasing wild animal attacks. While Bahraich deals with the threat of wolves, Lakhimpur Kheri faces a tiger menace, with authorities searching for eight tigers using two drones and 20 cameras. The operation follows a series of attacks that have led to three deaths in the past month. A recent incident involved the death of a 45-year-old man named Amrish, who was killed by a tiger while cutting grass in the village of Imliyapur. The forest department, led by DFO Sanjay Biswal, is actively tracking the tiger's movements using drone technology. Recent rains and flooding have driven these animals from their habitats, increasing human-wildlife encounters. Tigers are known to move up to 10 kilometers a day, making the task of capturing them difficult. To address this, four traps have been set, and NGOs are assisting in the efforts. The state’s forest minister has also ordered immediate action to capture the eight tigers and ensure public safety.