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LUCKNOW: In the second such close encounter, the elusive tiger in Rehmankheda killed and ate a portion of the bait kept to lure the canny cat.

The incident took place near the Central Institute of Sub-Tropical Horticulture (CISH) campus where a bait was placed in an open area. At one instance, the bait was alive and standing, and in the next, it was down and dead with a portion of its body taken by the tiger—all while the tranquilizing teams stood nearby waiting for an opportunity for a shot at the wild cat.

Meanwhile, officials said that things are moving completely to plan to keep the tiger away from human habitat and bring it near the bait they are purposely placing. "We suppose it (tiger) ate 2 or 3 kgs of meat and left swiftly, sensing activity nearby as our team was positioning to hit the dart. But we could not tranquilize it today," said Sitanshu Pandey, divisional forest officer, Awadh Range.