The army landed in Udaipur in search of leopards
For the fifth day in a row, there is no sign of abating in the leopard threat in Chachi Panchayat area of Gogunda, Udaipur, Rajasthan. To control the leopard, a team of more than 50 personnel from 7 ranges of the army and forest department is trying to locate it with the help of drones and night vision cameras, but the exact location of the leopard is not yet known. not found On the other hand, this leopard, which is becoming ferocious day by day, has made another victim. This time the leopard has hunted the bull due to which more than 7000 people living in the panchayat area have lost sleep.
Since the leopard is constantly hunting, but is constantly being chased, it can neither eat nor carry the prey. In such a situation, it is feared that the leopard is hungry and due to this hunger, it is becoming dangerous. Forest department teams have constantly changed their tactics to catch him in such a situation. According to forest department officials, the leopard has hunted three people and killed several animals in the last four days. Teams are constantly roaming the forest in search of him. It is constantly sensing human movement and because of that it is constantly changing its position.
People don’t even go to fields and barns.
According to forest department officials, there are more than 25 leopards within a range of 150 km. However, in a recent wildlife survey, their number was found to be 5. On the other hand, according to Chatchi village sarpanch Ganesh Kher, the leopard has been seen continuously, though it is not yet confirmed whether it is the same man-eating leopard or other leopards also roaming around here. The attack of this man-eating leopard has spread so much fear among the people that people do not go to their farms and barns at night or even during the day. Surveillance has been going on from the ground to the sky for the past four days in search of the leopard.
Unable to eat all the prey, the leopard is hungry
Many times a panther has been spotted, but by the time its location is being traced, the panther has moved away. This leopard has killed 5 victims in just these four days. They include woman Hameri Gameti of Umaria village, 16-year-old girl Kamala of Undithal and Khumaram Gameti of Bhevdia village. Apart from this, the leopard has also hunted a cow and a bull. However, he could not eat any of these prey. 3 tranquilizer teams, 10 army personnel from Eklinggarh cantonment and more than 50 specialist personnel from 7 ranges of forest department are combing to capture this leopard. Not only this, 5 cages, 7 trap cameras, 3 night vision cameras and 2 drones have also been installed to catch them.
