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Operation Bhediya: How Authorities Captured The Wolf Terrorizing Bahraich- Video

A horrifying incident has struck Bahraich, where a wolf dragged a sleeping child for approximately 200 meters before fleeing into the forest. The child, who sustained serious injuries, survived but remains traumatized. This attack is part of a troubling pattern of wolf-related incidents that have plagued the district over the past two months. Rising Incidents […]

Operation Bhediya: How Authorities Captured The Wolf Terrorizing Bahraich- Video
Operation Bhediya: How Authorities Captured The Wolf Terrorizing Bahraich- Video

A horrifying incident has struck Bahraich, where a wolf dragged a sleeping child for approximately 200 meters before fleeing into the forest. The child, who sustained serious injuries, survived but remains traumatized. This attack is part of a troubling pattern of wolf-related incidents that have plagued the district over the past two months.

Rising Incidents and Community Response

The district has reported seven such attacks in recent weeks, with almost 50 villages affected. “Seven such incidents have been reported in Bahraich so far,” confirmed District Magistrate Monika Rani. The wolves’ rampage has claimed at least eight lives and injured 15 others.

Efforts to address the crisis have intensified. One of the wolves, involved in multiple fatal attacks, was recently captured and tranquilized. It has been transferred to a zoo. Four wolves have been caught so far, with authorities believing two remain at large. The forest department has employed drones and thermal mapping to track and capture these dangerous animals.

Authorities and Locals Join Forces

Rupendra Gaur, CO of Mahasi, emphasized the ongoing efforts: “Drones, nets, and cages are being used to catch the wolves. We are continuously trying to catch the wolves…We are ensuring that no untoward incident takes place anywhere.” Meanwhile, BJP MLA Sureshwar Singh took a proactive stance by patrolling with rifles and sticks, aiming to boost local morale and provide a sense of security. Singh defended his actions, stating, “This is my fundamental right. Wolf is taking away the children and villagers are scared.”

State and Forest Officials Take Action

State Forest Minister Arun Saxena assured the public that efforts are underway to capture the remaining wolves. He advised residents to avoid sleeping outdoors and to be vigilant. “We are tracing them (wolves) and hope that they will be caught soon. We are monitoring with drones,” Saxena said.


Indian Forest Service officer Akashdeep Badhawan, who has been brought in from Barabanki, added, “We had located the wolf in two areas. We are also using two drones to locate it. Hopefully, we will trace it soon. Nets have been placed just to create a mental barrier.”

The collaborative efforts of forest officials, local authorities, and community members aim to restore safety and confidence in Bahraich, as they work tirelessly to resolve this alarming situation.

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