GURUGRAM: A leopard was once reportedly spotted in Bhango village on Thursday morning, creating a panic among the citizens and prompting them to call for more wildlife guards.
A villager who it sounds as if spotted the big cat near the Aravali hills raised an alarm and the wildlife division was once informed. "We noticed a large cat early this morning near the hills. We are very scared as leopard sightings have change into a typical function in the area. We have lost many farm animals in the past one month.
"Leopards are coming as regards to human habitation," said the villager.
Leopard sightings have larger in the area over the past few months, in step with the villagers. Wildlife officials said the sightings may just now not be dominated out as the area lies as regards to the Aravalli forests.
The villagers of Bhango demanded that the wildlife division increase the collection of guards in the area. "We don't have any court cases from the wildlife division. Its members reached the village as soon as we made the criticism. However, there's a need for regular tracking. We call for the fast deployment of more guards for our children's protection," said Kishan, a resident of Bhango.
Sources in the division said the sightings had larger since October 9, when a leopard was once first spotted in Thakur Mohalla, an area positioned as regards to the Sohna Tourism Complex.
Even even though the wildlife division did not rule out the sighting on Thursday, the group could not hint the leopard because it slipped again into the wild.
A villager who it sounds as if spotted the big cat near the Aravali hills raised an alarm and the wildlife division was once informed. "We noticed a large cat early this morning near the hills. We are very scared as leopard sightings have change into a typical function in the area. We have lost many farm animals in the past one month.
"Leopards are coming as regards to human habitation," said the villager.
Leopard sightings have larger in the area over the past few months, in step with the villagers. Wildlife officials said the sightings may just now not be dominated out as the area lies as regards to the Aravalli forests.
The villagers of Bhango demanded that the wildlife division increase the collection of guards in the area. "We don't have any court cases from the wildlife division. Its members reached the village as soon as we made the criticism. However, there's a need for regular tracking. We call for the fast deployment of more guards for our children's protection," said Kishan, a resident of Bhango.
Sources in the division said the sightings had larger since October 9, when a leopard was once first spotted in Thakur Mohalla, an area positioned as regards to the Sohna Tourism Complex.
Even even though the wildlife division did not rule out the sighting on Thursday, the group could not hint the leopard because it slipped again into the wild.
Villagers panic after leopard sighting
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