Archive · 28 Oct 2025
Karnataka Forest Minister Confronted After Tiger Attack Kills Farmer
A farmer in Karnataka was killed by a tiger, sparking anger among villagers.
They confronted the Forest Minister, accusing officials of not doing enough to prevent the attack.
The villagers also questioned why the body was moved for a post-mortem without informing the family.
They are demanding compensation and action to prevent future incidents.
The minister promised an investigation into the matter.
The minister acknowledged that the human-animal conflict has been a problem for centuries and needs to be addressed.
A farmer was killed in a tiger attack near Mulluru village.
Villagers confronted Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre over the incident.
The villagers accused forest officials of negligence.
The deceased's son questioned the post-mortem location.
The minister promised action against negligent officials and government support for the family.
- Who
- Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre, villagers, and family of the deceased Rajashekar.
- What
- A farmer was killed in a tiger attack, leading to confrontations with the Forest Minister.
- When
- The attack occurred on October 26; the minister was confronted on Monday.
- Where
- Mulluru village, near Nugu wildlife sanctuary in Karnataka.
- Why
- Villagers blamed the Forest Department's negligence for the attack and demanded action.
- Victim
- Rajashekar, 53-year-old farmer
- Location
- Mulluru village, Karnataka
- Attack Date
- October 26
- Compensation Demanded
- Rs 50 lakh
- Minister Involved
- Eshwar B Khandre, Forest Minister
