The elephant flung the farmer the ground multiple times and then trampled him to death.
Burdwan:
A farmer was trampled to death by an elephant in West Bengal's Kashpur this morning, police said, adding the animal has been on a rampage, moving around in fields and creating panic among the locals in the district.
The incident occurred when a herd of five elephants attacked two farmers working in the fields this morning. While one person escaped, his brother Anil Bagdi (64) was flung in the air and then trampled to death by one of the jumbos, a police officer said.
Forest guards are trying to drive away the elephant to the nearby forest, he said.
Meanwhile, one of the five elephants that killed four persons in Manteshwar police station area died when tranquiliser shots were fired at him last night, DFO Ajay Kumar Das said.
The incident occurred when a herd of five elephants attacked two farmers working in the fields this morning. While one person escaped, his brother Anil Bagdi (64) was flung in the air and then trampled to death by one of the jumbos, a police officer said.
Forest guards are trying to drive away the elephant to the nearby forest, he said.
Meanwhile, one of the five elephants that killed four persons in Manteshwar police station area died when tranquiliser shots were fired at him last night, DFO Ajay Kumar Das said.
