The odds of tigers and people running into each other at close quarters are higher in Pilibhit than pretty much any other tiger reserves in India.

The reserve has experienced incessant human-natural life conflict, and recent occurrences hold a declaration to this reality.

As per reports, in school, kids at a government school in Keeratpur town were left panicked after a panther entered the grounds from a nearby field and assaulted a dog.

The panther killed the dog and hauled the remains to the fields close to the Barahi forest range of the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) on Wednesday. The petrified kids ran into their classrooms and secured themselves.

As indicated by IANS, the principle Nidhi Diwakar showed up at the school, the kids enlightened her concerning the occurrence, and she quickly alarmed the forest office.

A field forest group directed by forest inspector Ajmer Yadav visited the spot and took photos of pugmarks.

PTR appointee chief Naveen Khandelwal said that from the pug marks, it was obvious that the panther was a grown-up. He said that he had guided the Barahi range official to send a picket of the armed forest personals at the school from Thursday for the wellbeing of the students and to screen the movement of the leopard.

He said that the leopard would ideally withdraw to the forest in a day or two.

Meanwhile, the youngsters proceeded with their classes with no security around them. The town head Ranjit Singh, in the meantime, has requested that residents go with their youngsters to the school in groups.

As of late, tigers have more than once entered Pilibhit’s farmlands and homes and have then been caught by authorities. A year ago, an armed group accumulated and cudgeled a tigress with sticks and lances after it wandered into human habitation.

From that point forward, experts have considered building a wall in the tiger reserve, yet little has been finished. Aside from the panther wandering into the school, a half-eaten body of a 65-year-old resident in the Mala range of Pilibhit Tiger Reserve (PTR) was discovered earlier this February.

The perished, distinguished as Phool Chand of Baijunagar town under Gajraula police headquarters, had disappeared after he went to his sugarcane field on Friday evening. Field forest force and police have recouped the body around 400 meters deep into the central forest zone.

Makhan Lal deceased’s child claimed that the tigress alongside its offspring had been moving about in the agricultural territory, bordering Garha forest beat for two or three months, yet the forest authorities had not made any move in the issue.

He asserted that his dad’s body was executed by the tigress and hauled into the wilderness, where it was eaten.