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This Article is From Nov 22, 2019

Debt-Ridden Man Enters Indore Zoo's Tiger Enclosure To Commit Suicide

Vijay Jhala climbed a 25-feet-high fence around the tiger enclosure, but was immediately brought down by alert zoo employees before he could enter it, zoo in-charge Uttam Yadav said.

Debt-Ridden Man Enters Indore Zoo's Tiger Enclosure To Commit Suicide
Vijay Jhala climbed a 25-foot-high fence of a tiger enclosure in Indore Zoo
Indore, Madhya Pradesh:

A 43-year-old man tried to enter a tiger enclosure at Kamla Nehru Zoo in Madhya Pradesh's Indore city on Friday, and was saved by alert zoo officials.

Vijay Jhala climbed a 25-feet-high fence around the tiger enclosure, but was immediately brought down by alert zoo employees before he could enter it, zoo in-charge Uttam Yadav said.

Two tigers and a tigress were present in the enclosure at the time, he said.

On interrogation, Vijay Jhala claimed that he was severely debt-ridden and wanted to kill himself, Mr Yadav said.

He was later handed over to police and further investigations are underway, a police official said.

Vijay Jhala seems mentally unsound and may have been under the influence of drugs, police added.

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