Brahmavar: Residents relieved after forest officials trap leopard prowling in Matapadi


Daijiworld Media Network – Brahmavar (JD/MS)

Brahmavar, Oct 5: Forest department officials and personnel were successful in trapping the leopard that caused panic among the residents of Matapadi for the past many days.

The leopard had preyed on many domestic animals. The villagers had repeatedly appealed to the forest department officials about the issue. Responding to the appeal, the officials placed a trap. A six-year-old female leopard fell into the trap on Wednesday October 5 morning.

The villagers heard the wailing of the leopard and informed the forest officials about the same. The zonal forest officer and personnel visited the spot and took the cage to the forest and released the leopard.

The villagers of Matapadi wholeheartedly hailed the effort of the forest department and relieving them of the panic and danger caused by the leopard.

 

 

  

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman / Washington, DC.

    Wed, Oct 05 2022

    People, This Leopard will fly to Namibia on Modiji's next birthday in Modiji's newly bought Boing 777 jet which is missile proof like US Presidents Air Force One... Rita next batch will go to Germany-Kuwait and Kirem....don't be Sad.... ...Tak...Takk

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Oct 06 2022

    Langoo USA,here it is cold for the poor animal.Better America .In India there are too many leopards.Time to give some babypille.They caught and again left in forest ?It will come again in vacanity where food is available.

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Thu, Oct 06 2022

    Best pal Doland will be gifted with one cat too during 2024 ' Howdy, Ab ki baar...... sarkar' campaigns.

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  • Michael Fernandes, Kundapur

    Fri, Oct 07 2022

    Mind your own place in USA. Dont interfere with Modiji

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  • Nazeer husain, J eddah

    Wed, Oct 05 2022

    Jahaan andh bhakth zyada Hain...vohee Mera teek jaga Hain..... NAMIBIAN BRAND ONLY CONSUMES CHAI N PAKODA ......purely vegetarian cheetah

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  • nitin, bangalore

    Wed, Oct 05 2022

    we hav so many cheetas, leopards in our surrounding. why our chaiwala brought it from namibia.

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  • Roshan, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 05 2022

    Chaiwaala have more money to spend on unnecessary things ..and our bhakts don't have food to eat and they take loans and do suicide.. , Also, beef can be directly given to these imported cheetahs as others can't eat it as there is a ban.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Wed, Oct 05 2022

    inform the matter to our cowboy chaiwala...he will rush to take a photograph and then in next monkey baath mention the same..

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 05 2022

    If humans have cut forests and encroached lands.then where will the animals go.obviously they will come for humans.we have to blame ourself for creating this mess.

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