Amreli: Stray lioness terror in Amreli area: 5 people including forest worker attacked

Amreli: A stray lioness created panic in the Wadia diocese of Amreli district in the early hours of the morning, causing panic in the entire area. The lioness attacked the border area and roads between Arjansukh and Tori villages in Wadia in a short span of time, killing more than five people in a short span of time. After attacking two people who were going on a bike at night, they also attacked others in the Sim area in the early hours of the morning. As soon as the incident was reported, the lioness also attacked the forest department personnel Aniruddha Wala, who reached for the rescue operation, in which he sustained injuries on his hand and was rushed to Amreli Civil Hospital for treatment. The sarpanch of Arjansukh claimed that the lioness had targeted six people in 24 hours, following which the villagers were appealed to stay at home.

lioness terror and attacks in the entire region

The forest department team immediately launched a large-scale rescue operation after the panic and attacks of the lioness created an atmosphere of fear in the entire area. DCF of Lilia Range, Chirag Amin, gave an official clarification on the incident, saying that the lioness, which had strayed in Wadia taluka, has been successfully rescued by the forest department and will be shifted to a safe place soon. Villagers and farmers of Wadia diocese have breathed a sigh of relief after the lioness cage.

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lions also seen in Bhavnath area

On the other hand, the presence of the lion family once again near the Ashoka inscription in Bhavnath area of Junagadh once again caused great curiosity and excitement among the motorists. In the early morning, a family of 7 lions was caught roaming freely on the road in the early hours of the morning. Vehicles passing by the road were stopped after seeing the lions crossing the road. It is worth mentioning that a few days ago, the lion family was seen near the Ashok inscription. The frequent movement of lions in the Bhavnath area is evident from the active presence of wildlife in this diocese.