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Watch: Leopard roams in Srinagar’s Baghi Mehtab area

Monitor News Bureau by Monitor News Bureau
Dec. 29, 2020 Updated 7:07 pm. IST
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Srinagar: A wild cat, apparently a leopard, was seen roaming in Srinagar’s Baghi-Mehtab area on Tuesday morning frightening the entire locality even as more and more cases of human-animal conflict are coming to the fore.

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A video of the leopard seen in the residential colony was uploaded by journalist Mufti Islah on Tuesday and it seemed it was shot from the upper storey of a house.

Source: Twitter (@islahmufti)

A leopard roams in Baghi Mehtab locality of Srinagar. pic.twitter.com/pgJdVAoAhI

— Mufti Islah (@islahmufti) December 29, 2020

The news about the leopard roaming in the colony soon went viral and even people of the adjoining localities said they were terrified and stopped moving out of their houses.

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The Wildlife Department issued an advisory Tuesday evening to people living in Baghi Mehtab and adjacent areas of Srinagar not to venture out till tomorrow morning as the leopard sighted in the locality is yet to be caught.

Speaking to The Kashmir Monitor, Wildlife Warden, Srinagar, Altaf Hussain, who was at the spot, said a team has been trying to capture the animal for the entire day but it has managed to flee every time they were able to trace it.

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“I’m at the spot. A few darts (tranquilizer) had hit the animal but it was frightened as the locals did not cooperate and made a lot of commotion. It fled away after injuring one of our team members during this operation,” Altaf said.

He advised people of the area and its adjoining localities not to venture out till tomorrow.


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