Big cat matters: ST-24 of Sariska spotted in Jpr's Jamwaramgarh

Jaipur: After nearly 32 years, the tiger has once again been seen in the state capital. Tiger ST 24 left Sariska Tiger Reserve and reached near the Jhol Naka of Jamwaramgarh. The male subadult ST 24 of Tigress ST 12 has travelled about 70 km to get here.

The pugmarks were last witnessed on Friday morning at 7.25 am around Jhulna. The remains of a hunted buffalo was also seen. After getting the information, Sariska's field director, Roop Narayan Meena, formed half a dozen tracking teams and sent them to the spot. Earlier in the year 1990, the movement of the tiger was seen in Jamwaramgarh.