An elusive tigress that had killed two individuals and struck terror in villages located in the buffer area of the Nawegaon Nagzira Tiger Reserve (NNTR) in Maharashtra's Gondia district, was captured on Sunday, forest officials said.
The tigress, identified as T 27 through the tracking collar, had killed a man and a woman between March 19 and April 24, and injured two others.
She moved near human settlements in search of easy prey as she was injured in one of her front legs, an NNTR official said.
After eluding officials for almost two months, the T 27 was captured in a sugarcane field in Amgaon Burjuk in Sakoli tehsil.
She was shifted to the Transit Treatment Centre (TTC) in Gorewada, Nagpur, the official said.
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