Mananthavady: The residents of Pancharakolli expressed relief at the news of the man-eating tiger being found dead. Radha's family, who suffered the loss due to the tiger attack, stated that, "we feel happy but let no one else go through such a situation again."

Forest Minister A.K. Saseendran had visited Radha's house the other day. His visit witnessed protests in the area and the community demanded safety.

Whether the tiger's death was natural or otherwise, the locals expressed gratitude to the task force, forest guards, police, media, and the minister for their efforts in addressing the issue. "We thank everyone who worked hard to dispel the fear that gripped the region. The media played a crucial role in bringing the seriousness of this issue to light," they said.

Meanwhile, the presence of tigers in other areas is suspected and the forest minister has assured that the operation will continue to ensure safety.