A possible tiger sighting is causing concern in बोड़ाम, a rural part of Jamshedpur. Residents found what appear to be tiger paw prints early Thursday morning in the Jaraki and Gobarlad Tola areas. This discovery has led to increased worry, especially since reports suggest a tiger has been moving through the Dalma forests for several days.
Villagers quickly alerted the forest department after spotting the prints. A team of forest officials arrived on Thursday morning to examine the evidence. Some people believe the tiger may have previously attacked livestock in the Chandil forests. Afterward it may have wandered through nearby jungles before appearing in the बोड़ाम area on Wednesday evening.
Forest officials are treating these reports with seriousness. They are carefully studying the paw prints to verify that they belong to a tiger and to understand where the animal is going. Because of this possible tiger presence, those living near the forest are especially concerned.
Authorities are encouraging everyone to stay alert. They also advise people to take precautions to protect themselves and their animals. This includes keeping a close watch on livestock and avoiding walking alone in forested areas, especially at dawn and dusk.
“We are looking into this situation and are working to keep the villagers safe,” a forest department official stated. The forest department is continuing to investigate the possible tiger sighting and is taking steps to ensure the safety of the community. Their efforts will focus on confirming the tiger’s presence and preventing potential conflicts.