Fake news claim: A viral post on social media claims images of tiger roam around the Madhav National Park mp, near the area of Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Below is the viral post in circulation on Social Media like WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.

शिवपुरी कोई भी बाइक से न जाए अभी नेशनल पार्क से छूटे दो शेर आने जाने वालों को किया जख्मी 3 लोगों को मारा

Translated: Do not go towards Shivpuri on the bike. Two tigers have escaped from the national park and they are attacking and injuring people crossing that area. They have killed three.

Facts Check: False

News Verification: Multiple images have been widely shared among the users on Social media claiming all to be from the nearby areas of Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh. The post warns users not to go near the National Park, as around 3 people have been killed by the loose tigers.

In one of the pictures as can be seen the tiger is crossing the road, in another, the tiger is resting near some bikes and another the tiger can be seen eating some flesh.

The place viral in the social media is of the place known as Madhav National Park, known for tigers, leopards and other animals in its habitats.

Madhav National Park is situated in the Shivpuri district of Gwalior division in northwest Madhya Pradesh, India. It was named after Madho Rao Scindia, the Maharaja of Gwalior belonging to the Scindia dynasty of the Marathas.

Madhya Pradesh tiger reserves are one of India’s top tiger reserves. It is the largest state of central India, home to a variety of flora and fauna. The national parks in Madhya Pradesh are beautiful, diverse and important to India's ecosystem.

Viral Image 1 as from Madhav National Park MP

The first image of the tiger eating an animal was that of a cow, the incident was reported earlier in various news media and hindustantimes. The MP forest department in Jan 2016 has reported of a cow being killed near Bangli village in Shajapur district. Images of the tiger eating its kill were captured in the camera set up by the forest department near the kill

Viral Image 2 as from Madhav National Park MP

The second image viral as the tiger is crossing the road. The image is originally from Tadoba, Maharashtra and not from Madhav National Park MP.  The image was tweeted Roadkills India: on Feb 2018.  Roadkills India states in its tweeter as India's first and largest Citizen Science Initiative to collect data on mortality of wild animals on roads in India & is supported by 13 NGO'

@WCT_India @SanctuaryAsia @BittuSahgal @anishandheria Tigers crossing road near Tadoba last night. Highlights the dangers faced by dispersing tigers. @vijaypTOI @aathiperinchery @sowmiyashok @prernabindra @nehaa_sinha #roadkill #roadecology pic.twitter.com/nuSbu38EOE

— Roadkills India (@RoadkillsIndia) February 7, 2018

Viral Image 3 as from Madhav National Park MP

The above image is from Maharashtra’s Chiplun district when a leopard was found near Gane Khadpoli village. The image was earlier viral as other images from Mumbai.  A user Virat posted the tweets on Dec 2018 stating, “#Mumbai do not believe in the rumors being spread that these images are from #Aarey or #Yeoor after a leopard attack......This happened early this week in Chiplun and not anywhere in Mumbai or #Thane Don't forward these on WhatsApp @dna”

#Mumbai do not believe in the rumours being spread that these images are from #Aarey or #Yeoor after a leopard attack......This happened early this week in Chiplun and not anywhere in Mumbai or #Thane Don't forward these on WhatsApp @dna pic.twitter.com/axcrcNQXor

— Virat A Singh (@singhvirat246) December 14, 2018