<p>Wayanad: Wayanad MP <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/priyanka-gandhi">Priyanka Gandhi Vadra</a> on Tuesday visited the family of the woman who was killed by a tiger last week in this high-range district in Kerala.</p>.<p>Priyanka, also the Congress general secretary, arrived at the Kannur airport and then travelled to Wayanad by road, a party source said.</p>.<p>She reached the home of Radha, who was killed by a tiger when she was out collecting coffee beans at the Priyadarshini Estate in Mananthavady village here on January 24, at around 1.15 pm and consoled the victim's family.</p>.<p>The 'man-eater' <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala/tiger-that-killed-woman-in-wayanad-found-dead-3374201">tiger that killed Radha was found dead</a> in Kerala's high-range district of Wayanad on Monday and an autopsy on the dead cat revealed the presence of the victim's hair, dress, and a pair of earrings in its stomach, forest officials said.</p>.Left govt in Kerala 'indifferent' to plight of people in hilly regions: Congress.<p><strong>'Man-animal conflict a complicated issue'</strong></p><p>Priyanka Gandhi has said that the man-animal conflict is a big and complicated issue involving many factors, but what matters more is safeguarding human lives.</p><p>Priyanka also said that she will urge the Centre to allow more funds for man-animal conflict mitigation measures.</p><p>The Wayanad MP held talks with the district administration on steps to prevent the frequent man-animal conflict in the district. She also attended an ongoing 'Malayora Samara Yatra' (high-range march) led by Kerala opposition leader V D Satheesan.</p><p>Priyanka said that she would make efforts to utilise CSR funds for taking measures to mitigate man-animal conflict. All agencies need to work together to find a solution to safeguard human lives. She also urged the state government to take steps like appointing more forest watchers from the local community.</p><p>While reporters pointed out the state's contention that the central law was a hurdle in effectively dealing with the problem, she said that it was a complex problem and all had to work on it.</p><p><em>With PTI inputs</em></p>
<p>Wayanad: Wayanad MP <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/priyanka-gandhi">Priyanka Gandhi Vadra</a> on Tuesday visited the family of the woman who was killed by a tiger last week in this high-range district in Kerala.</p>.<p>Priyanka, also the Congress general secretary, arrived at the Kannur airport and then travelled to Wayanad by road, a party source said.</p>.<p>She reached the home of Radha, who was killed by a tiger when she was out collecting coffee beans at the Priyadarshini Estate in Mananthavady village here on January 24, at around 1.15 pm and consoled the victim's family.</p>.<p>The 'man-eater' <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala/tiger-that-killed-woman-in-wayanad-found-dead-3374201">tiger that killed Radha was found dead</a> in Kerala's high-range district of Wayanad on Monday and an autopsy on the dead cat revealed the presence of the victim's hair, dress, and a pair of earrings in its stomach, forest officials said.</p>.Left govt in Kerala 'indifferent' to plight of people in hilly regions: Congress.<p><strong>'Man-animal conflict a complicated issue'</strong></p><p>Priyanka Gandhi has said that the man-animal conflict is a big and complicated issue involving many factors, but what matters more is safeguarding human lives.</p><p>Priyanka also said that she will urge the Centre to allow more funds for man-animal conflict mitigation measures.</p><p>The Wayanad MP held talks with the district administration on steps to prevent the frequent man-animal conflict in the district. She also attended an ongoing 'Malayora Samara Yatra' (high-range march) led by Kerala opposition leader V D Satheesan.</p><p>Priyanka said that she would make efforts to utilise CSR funds for taking measures to mitigate man-animal conflict. All agencies need to work together to find a solution to safeguard human lives. She also urged the state government to take steps like appointing more forest watchers from the local community.</p><p>While reporters pointed out the state's contention that the central law was a hurdle in effectively dealing with the problem, she said that it was a complex problem and all had to work on it.</p><p><em>With PTI inputs</em></p>