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Last Updated Wednesday November 25 2020 06:43 AM IST

Partially-eaten body of tourist found at tiger reserve in Uttarakhand

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Leopard The injuries suggest Chand was killed by a leopard. His body was found on Monday from near a temple in the Motichur range of Uttarakhand's Rajaji Tiger Reserve. | Picture for representation

Rishikesh: The partially-eaten body of a tourist, who had gone missing and was apparently attacked by a leopard, was found on Monday from near a temple in the Motichur range of Uttarakhand's Rajaji Tiger Reserve.

The deceased was identified as 56-year-old Tek Chand from Haryana's Palwal district, the police said.

The injuries suggest Chand was killed by a leopard, an officer at the Raiwala police station said.

Chand along with his elder brother and other family members had gone to Neelkanth on Sunday, police said.

On their way back, Chand went into the forests behind the Satyanrayan temple in Raiwala around 4 pm.

The officer said as Chand did not return, his relatives informed the police and a search was launched. His partially-eaten body was found from the forest behind the temple around 10.30 am on Monday.

This the seventeenth such incident in the area in three years, he said.

Signages were put up in the Motichur area warning people of threat from wild animals, but they continue to go into the forests, the officer said.

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