BHOPAL: Decomposed carcass of a tiger was discovered within the Panpatha buffer zone of the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve (BTR) in Madhya Pradesh not too long ago in a suspected case of poaching, forest officers stated, including {that a} deputy ranger and a forest guard have been suspended.The carcass, estimated to be round 10 days outdated, was discovered on Oct 3, although its situation made identification unimaginable. After a postmortem examination by veterinary specialists, the carcass was cremated as per protocol.Sources stated BTR area director Anupam Sahay has suspended deputy ranger (vary assistant) Shankar Singh Kol and forest guard Pankaj Kumar Chandel for negligence in patrolling duties.The State Tiger Strike Drive has now joined the investigation to find out whether or not the dying was because of pure causes, territorial battle, or poaching.In the meantime, a tigress referred to as Kantivah and her three cubs have gone lacking. Officers stated Kantivah has not been sighted for the reason that carcass was discovered. Officers say it is too early to say whether or not the carcass belongs to the lacking tigress.