The big cat, a four-year-old male, was tranquillised after it was spotted in the area under Barghat forest range, near Khamaria (Shukla) village.
A team of tranquilising experts approached the tiger on three elephants and fired darts.
"The caged feline was later sent to the Sanjay Tiger Reserve in Sidhi district," the Pench Tiger Reserve's Regional Director Shubhranjan Sen said.
Sen said the tiger, identified as T 22, was roaming in the area in recent past, triggering panic among residents. It had killed cattle.
"The tiger bore the injury marks resulting from territorial clashes (with other big cats) on its body. It was given medical treatment before being shifted to the Sanjay Tiger Reserve," the Regional Director said.
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