By Nita Yadav
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There is panic in Udaipur, Rajasthan due to man-eating leopards. This leopard killed three people in just 3 days. Considering the seriousness of the matter, the army has been deployed along with a team of the forest department to control the leopard. The leopard is being tracked with the help of drone cameras and other modern equipment. However, the day-long search operation on Saturday has so far failed to find any trace of the leopard. The case is from Gogunda area of Udaipur district.
According to forest department officials, the leopard has come out of the forests of Chhachi village and has hunted three people. On the other hand, the villagers said that this man-eating leopard had previously hunted a minor girl. After which the youth working in the fields was attacked. Similarly, the third attack was on a woman. The woman had gone to cut fodder in the field. The leopard, which came silently, grabbed the woman by the neck and dragged her into the bushes, where it killed her.
Leopard menace across the district
Following these three incidents in three days, there is an atmosphere of fear in the entire diocese, there is an atmosphere of fear in the entire district. The situation has reached such a stage that people in the affected areas are afraid to venture out even during the day. Then the doors of the people are being closed in the populated areas before the evening. According to forest department officials, the forest department team swung into action after the first incident. Constant surveillance was carried out throughout the forest in search of the leopard, but without success.
8 soldiers of the army started the siege
Now the army has been called. An army team of 8 soldiers under the leadership of Captain Sandeep combed the whole day on Saturday as well, but so far no success has been achieved. The team is trying to locate the panther with the help of drones across the area. There is a possibility that the leopard is lurking somewhere and waiting for its next prey. Forest department teams have been called from Rajsamand and Jodhpur besides Udaipur to find the leopard.
I am Nita Yadav, specializing in writing about politics and breaking national news. My focus is on delivering insightful and timely perspectives on these crucial topics, aiming to inform and engage my readers effectively.
