The carcass of the rhino was found this morning, according to the Wildlife Sanctuary's incharge forest officer Jinti Borah.
The female rhino was shifted to Burachapori from Kaziranga National Park on March 31 under 'Rhino 2020' project, Borah said.
Under 'Rhino 2020', a joint initiative of the World Wildlife Fund and Assam Forest Department, 20 rhinos have so far been shifted from Kaziranga since 2014 to Burachapori and another 18 to Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, she said.
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