Ending over two-month-long ‘Operation Bhediya’, villagers in Bahraich killed the sixth and last wolf of the man-eating pack that was creating terror in Mahsi tehsil in Uttar Pradesh. Villagers killed the sixth wolf, a female, during the late hours of Saturday when it reportedly entered a village and tried to attack a child.

Some villagers of Tamachpur village told reporters that the wolf had tried to attack an innocent child sleeping next to his mother in the courtyard of a house in the village, but on hearing the mother's screams, the wolf ran away and attacked a goat there.

The wolf pack had instilled fear among the locals for months, attacking both villagers and their livestock. The final wolf, which had eluded capture for more than 24 days, managed to evade forest department teams who had been continuously attempting to catch it.

The last wolf was beaten to death on Saturday while attempting to hunt a goat in Tamachpur village. Following this incident, the forest department recovered the body of the wolf and is awaiting post-mortem results to determine further action.

The last one of the pack of six wolves that had created terror in Mahsi tehsil has been killed by the locals in Tamachpur village of this district, officials on Sunday said.

Earlier, experts claimed that viral diseases such as rabies or canine distemper virus could be responsible for the rise in wolf attacks in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district.

In a significant development, the last wolf from a pack that terrorized Mahsi tehsil in Bahraich district was killed by villagers late Saturday night in Tamachpur village. This marks the end of a three-month campaign,

Villagers in Mahsi Tehsil, Bahraich, killed a sixth wolf, ending a seven-month ordeal of wolf attacks that caused nine deaths and over 50 injuries acr

After months of terror, the six-member wolf pack responsible for wreaking havoc in the Mahsi region of Bahraich has been killed by villagers. The last wolf was beaten to death by villagers in Tamachpur village on Saturday (October 5,

For months, the wolves had spread fear across the area, attacking villagers and livestock. This particular wolf, the last of the pack, had evaded capture for over 24 days despite the forest department's continuous efforts.