Balec wolf attack: Balec ‘lame’ wolf terror continues as man-eater grabs child sleeping on terrace by neck, leaving him bleeding

Wolf has once again attacked in Balaichi, Uttar Pradesh. 13-year-old Aman Ali was injured in this attack. Last night Aman was sleeping on the terrace of the house. Then the wolf grabbed his neck. Hearing screams, the man-eater ran away immediately. Aman Ali had marks on his neck and face. He was admitted to the hospital. This attack has caused panic in the area. The entire incident took place in Piprimohan village in Maharishi district.

It is noteworthy that the terror of the Balaichi man-eating wolf did not stop. After capturing the fifth wolf, the sixth wolf (lame), which was left alone, kept attacking women and children. Even on Sunday night, the wolf attacked Aman Ali, a 13-year-old boy, who was sleeping on the terrace. Aman was injured in the attack. After receiving the first treatment at the community health department, he was referred to the Balaichi Medical College.

However, the forest department, police, PSC personnel and district employees are patrolling in 110 villages in Mahsi and Shivpur. But the wolf attacks have not stopped. Maharishi Tehsil has been witnessing the terror of man-eating wolves for the past three months. So far, the wolves have killed 10 people, including nine children, and injured more than 50 others.

The forest department said there were six wolves in the pack, of which five have been captured. Now only one ‘Langra Sardar’ (wolf) is left and we are making all efforts to catch it. But people in the village said it is impossible for a wolf to attack in this way. There are more wolves in the area.

Just yesterday (September 15), Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath conducted an aerial survey of the wolf-affected areas and met the families of the children who died in the attacks. The Chief Minister said that the forest department team will remain in the area until the terror of the wolves ends.