A 51-year-old woman from Dhangalgaon in Uttarakhand’s Nainidanda block has died after a bear attack, triggering anger among residents in the area. Manju Devi succumbed to her injuries in Ramnagar during treatment.
The incident occurred on Wednesday evening while Devi was grazing goats. A bear reportedly concealed in nearby bushes attacked her, leaving her seriously injured.
Treatment and arrangements for the body
Devi received initial medical care in Nainidanda before being referred to Ramnagar. She later died there while undergoing treatment.
Officials and relatives are preparing to bring her body back to the village after mortem examination in Ramnagar. The available report does not provide further details about the treatment or the injuries.
Residents plan protest
News of Devi’s death has caused anger in the surrounding area. Residents have announced that they will gather at Khaliyudanda market to stage a protest.
The planned demonstration reflects local concern following the attack in Dhंगलगांव, where the bear struck while Devi was carrying out the routine task of grazing goats. No further official action or response is provided in the available information.
Conclusion
Manju Devi died in Ramnagar after the bear attack in Dhangalgaon, while residents prepared a protest at Khaliyudanda market and arrangements were made to return her body after mortem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the bear attack take place?
The attack took place in Dhangalgaon, in Nainidanda block.
Q. Who was injured in the attack?
Manju Devi, a 51-year-old resident of Dhangalgaon, was injured.
Q. What was Manju Devi doing when the attack happened?
She was grazing goats when a bear emerged from bushes and attacked her.
Q. Where did she die?
She died in Ramnagar during treatment after receiving initial care in Nainidanda.
Q. What protest has been announced?
Residents have announced a gathering and protest at Khaliyudanda market.
Q. What is being done with the body?
mortem is being conducted in Ramnagar, after which preparations are being made to take the body to the village.
