Madhya Pradesh: Tiger Kills A Teenage Boy In Seoni, Villagers Blocks NH 44 Road
The incident triggered outrage among locals which lead to a road block on highway

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Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A tiger reportedly killed a teenage boy in the jungles close to Bawanthadi in Seoni on Friday.
The incident triggered a road block on highway
Following the incident, angry villagers staged a road block on National Highway 44. Owing to the road blockade, which continued till late evening hours, long queues of vehicles were witnessed on both sides of the road.
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Teen went to jungle to graze the cattle
Deputy director of Pench Tiger Reserve, Rajnesh Singh told Free Press that the tiger mauled a youth named Sumit Pandre, aged between 16 to 20 years. He was a resident of Bawanthadi village and had gone to the jungle to graze the cattle. In the meantime, the tiger came from nowhere and killed him.
The protest lasted for 4-5 hours
Though villagers were assured that the tiger would be taken to some other place, the protest continued till four to five hours.
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