The terror of wolves in Uttar Pradesh is not coming to an end. The problem that started from Bahraich has spread to other districts of the state. Now three people have been injured in a wolf attack in Kanpur. Several teams of the forest department are trying to catch the wolves, but they have not been successful so far. According to the forest department, the number of man-eating wolves was six. Four of these wolves have been caught, but the forest department is having a tough time catching two wolves.

Three villagers were injured in wolf attacks in Semrua and Behta Sakat and other villages of the Narwal police station area of ​​Kanpur. After which the forest department team reached the villages on Wednesday and met the injured and inquired about the matter. After this, the forest department team conducted a rescue operation in the fields, but the wolf could not be found. After which the forest department team returned in the evening. At the same time, people of many nearby villages are in panic due to the terror of the wolf. 

What is the whole matter?

According to the information, on Tuesday evening in the Narwal area, Jagroop's 10-year-old son Shanu, a resident of Semrua village, and Amar Singh's son Ram Bahadur who were working in the fields were attacked by a wolf. Apart from this, Ram Kishore (50) resident of Behta Sakat was attacked by a wolf and injured. Upon getting information about the wolf attack, there was panic among the villagers. Due to the fear of wild animal attacks, the farmers of Roshanpur, Khawajgipur, Mandhna, Bambi, and Garhi villages are not going to the fields. The injured have been treated. On Wednesday, the forest department team reached the villages, met the injured, and started searching for the wolf.

The Forest Department team conducted a rescue operation.

Forest department deputy ranger Anil Singh Tomar says that information about this matter was received. A team of the forest department was sent to the villages. The team met the injured people and gathered information, which told them that the wild animal was a wolf. Which has strayed from the forests of the Pandu River and has come towards the fields. The team went to the fields and searched, but the wolf could not be found. The team is again conducting a rescue operation.