Three Injured in Separate Jackal Attacks
The initial nighttime attack caused confusion, with villagers fearing a leopard in the area. However, forest officials later confirmed from footprints that the animal was a jackal.
In a subsequent attack in the Lal Mandir area, Bishwajit Chatterjee was injured after stepping out of his house upon hearing his dog bark. Armed with a stick, he defended himself, fatally striking the jackal.
“I initially thought it was a leopard and defended myself,” Bishwajit said. “Seeing its carcass in daylight, I realised it was a jackal.”
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