In Mysuru, Karnataka, farmers gathered to protest outside the Forest Department's office, expressing their anger over the department's alleged negligence following a series of tiger attacks that resulted in two fatalities and one serious injury. The farmers, led by representatives from local agricultural associations, voiced their fears about the safety of their livelihoods, as the attacks have created panic among those living near forest borders. They highlighted that the recent surge in wildlife encounters is linked to disturbances from tourism and construction activities, which have pushed animals into human territories. The protesters demanded a compensation of ₹50 lakh for the families of the deceased and called for the suspension of negligent forest officials. They also urged the government to cease all safari activities and take decisive action against both legal and illegal resorts within forest areas. The farmers threatened to escalate their protests if their demands were not met, emphasizing the need for immediate measures to protect their lives and property.