The lion sat holding the man's hand in his mouth for half an hour.

In Mota Garajia village of Palitana, the lion attacked from behind and knocked out a maldhari named Kalubhai Parmar. The lion placed his front legs on both his legs. He held her left hand in his mouth. The lives of the onlookers were shattered. Half an hour later, the lion left the maldhari. In the last one month, Savjo has hunted 4 people. In this incident, why did the lion leave the maldhari in this incident, we will know the four scenarios in the Gujarat Examiner... The incident took place around 8:30 a.m. on Monday, July 6. According to the Palitana forest department, the lion was killed from Sonpari village and came to the nearby village of Mota Garajia. Three animals, including lions and lionesses, were spotted by the villagers, two of whom had gone to their area. A lion was left behind and was passing through the big Garajia village when it suddenly flared. The people of Mota Garajia village have also said in front of the local media that one lion and the other two were lions and lionesses. The three of them were coming from the direction of Sonpari village. This meant that the lion's stomach was full and so the man was released. Vinodbhai Pandya, an environmentalist and a study of lion movements, said, "The lion has a tendency to hunt, it kills, it is all true, but the nature of the lion is to kill all the animals. The lion has never had a tendency to kill and hunt humans. Lions mostly hunt at night in the dark. It was early morning when the lion reached the village of Mota Garajia. The movement of the villagers had intensified. If the people had not given up on the lion, he would have gone back to his territory in peace. He attacked because everyone showed up. The forest of Gir is small compared to the population of 891 savjos. Since lions have started living outside Gir, the number of lion-man conflicts is bound to increase in the future. Vinodbhai further says that in the four incidents in which the lion hunted the man in the month of June, the lion has been scolded. But this one incident has proved that a lion behaves the way you treat him. One hand of the maldhari was pressed into the lion's mouth but with the other hand he caressed the lion and gave him an emotional feeling. It was only then that the lion loosened the grip of his other hand and the maldhari was able to escape safely. Bhushan Pandya, a wildlife photographer and former member of the State Board for Wildlife, said, "The basic nature of lions is not to eat humans. The Singh and Maldhari families have been living together in Gir for years. I have never seen a lion attack a man only if there is such a reason, but I have never seen him knock him down and kill him like a calf. In this case too he attacked the man and then let him go. A lion is a territorial animal. He always attacks in self-defense. He thinks he will be harassed, only then will he attack. Bhushanbhai Pandya also said that it is not that the Gir forest is getting smaller, the corridors of lions have been blocked due to the abundance of illegal homestays, resorts. Therefore, they are moving towards Greater Gir. Greater Gir means the area of villages outside the Gir forest. The area of Gir forest is 1412.13 square kilometers, but I believe that this area is no longer Gir forest, Gir has been turned into a zoo. The biggest reason why lions are infuriated in Gir is the illegal lion show. Every month, two videos go viral in which a lion is harassed. Throwing vehicle lights at him, honking horns, chasing him at night while hunting... The number of lions has increased. So the lion is bound to be irritated with the man, and this is how his anger comes out. That's what happened in this case. Out of a grudge against the man, the maldhari was attacked. It was morning and a crowd of people had gathered, so I let go of the maldhari for fear of the crowd. Rameshbhai Rawal, a lion lover from Diu, who has been working for the conservation of lions for over four decades, said, "I have not seen the video, but from what you are saying, I can say that the lion's grip must have loosened, so he let go, otherwise he would have hunted the man. For one, the lion had squeezed the man's legs with his front legs. So that he doesn't kick. He believed the man to be his prey, he held one hand to his mouth to prevent him from escaping. The teeth of a lion are so sharp that they pass through the bones of the hand. The grip was not good, so I let go of it slowly. If he had intended to leave, he wouldn't have kept it for half an hour. I have seen so many cases in Gir and outside Gir that a lion has hunted a cow. If the cow is held by the neck but the grip is not properly, then the neck of the cow should be held in the mouth for half an hour. Many also believe that lions should not hunt. It is not like that. If the lion is alone or with two or three male lions, he hunts. When the family is together, the lioness hunts and eats the snake. I know the nature of lions very closely. So all I can say is that the hand that the lion grabbed loosened, otherwise he would have been preyed. After understanding the 4 scenarios of an incident in the village of Mota Gorajia in Palitana it is also necessary to understand how the relationship between lions and humans has been. Is the relationship between lions and humans falling apart? Is the friendship between lions and humans falling apart? In May-June, there were 4 incidents of lions poaching humans. The story of the friendship of a lion and a man. There is a village called Monpari at a distance of 16 km from Sasan. There are many holes of water there. That is why the village is called Ghunawali Monpari. In this village, the durbar has become a matra. His orchard was on the banks of the river. One day, he was sitting in the courtyard. In such a situation, a pair of lions and lionesses came to drink water. Suddenly, a huge crocodile emerged from the water of the river and dragged the lioness into the water. The lion tried to save the lioness but in vain. The lion pretended to drink water to avenge the killing of the lioness. The crocodile came towards the lion. A fierce battle ensued between the two. In an hour's fight, the lion killed the crocodile. The lion was also injured and fell to the ground. All this was witnessed by the courtiers. He was a brave man. He mustered up courage and went close to the lion. The assembled villagers stopped them but they did not listen. The court rubbed Ayurvedic leaves into a paste and applied it on the lion's wound. Water was sprinkled on the lion but he could not stand up. The court served the lion for four days in a row. The lion walked away. The lion became friends with the court. The court is sleeping on the bed and the lion is sitting under the bed. Once, he slept in the deli of his house near the Darbar Matrawala Wadi. Five-six enemies came to attack the court. He was about to attack the court when the lion roared. Two people were killed by jumping. The rest fled. As he grew older, Darbar fell ill. The Darbar Matrawala died due to illness. The lion sat near the body. When the cremation procession started, I went to the crematorium with the scars. After the cremation, the villagers went to their homes but the lion remained in the crematorium. The cheetah calmed down and disappeared into the dense forest with the memories. (This case has been recorded by Rameshbhai Rawal, a lion lover from Diu.)