Tragedy struck near the Garwaji shrine in Rajasthan's Alwar district after a devotee who set out on a pilgrimage was found dead under mysterious circumstances. The deceased has been identified as Subesingh Gurjar, a resident of Dhawala village known locally for his religious nature. He had left his home intending to offer prayers at the Garwaji pilgrimage site, but his severely mutilated body was discovered later near the shrine, triggering panic across neighboring communities.
Family Suspects Tiger or Panther Attack
Following the discovery, grief-stricken family members suspected that a large predator, such as a tiger or panther roaming the forest belt, might have mauled him to death. The nature of the injuries points toward severe external trauma, though authorities have refrained from making definitive conclusions until forensic evidence is fully evaluated. Official sources confirmed that the precise reason behind the fatality remains unverified at this stage.
Police and Forest Officials Launch Probe
Upon receiving alerts regarding the incident, teams from the Akbarpur police station and the forest department arrived at the district general hospital. Law enforcement personnel immediately initiated post-mortem procedures to gather medical evidence. Village sarpanch Mahesh Patel also reported the sequence of events to local administrators. Officials maintained that whether a wild predator caused the fatal wounds or another underlying circumstance led to the tragedy will only become clear after the post-mortem report and joint investigations conclude.
