The leopard, which has become synonymous with panic for the last one month in the village Yusufpur Nagaliya of the police station Pakbada area of ​​Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, finally got caught in the trap of the forest department team. The villagers were afraid of everyday life due to leopard terror. Working in the fields or children going to school, there was an apprehension in the minds of people everywhere.

Meanwhile, the leopard had also injured three villagers, which deepened the atmosphere of panic in the entire area. In view of the frequent complaints and increasing threat of the villagers, the Forest Department started a campaign with full strategy. Cages were placed around the village and leopard activities were closely monitored.

Rescue rescue by putting three cages

The forest department had put three cages to catch the leopard living inside the Special Economic Zone. Finally today the hard work of the forest department paid off and the leopard was imprisoned in the cage. As soon as the incident was reported, a large number of villagers reached the spot and breathed a sigh of relief.

The forest department team said that the leopard has been caught in a completely safe condition. The process of taking him to a safe place by taking him into departmental custody including cages is going on. The team appealed to the villagers that during this time they should not spread any kind of rumor and do not leave the children and animals in the open while being alert.

Villagers appreciated the forest department team

The villagers fiercely appreciated the readiness and working style of the forest department, saying that the quick action of the department saved the entire area from a major possible accident. If the leopard does not get caught in time, then a big accident could have happened. Forest department officials say that human-livelihood struggle is continuously increasing.

Due to the shrinking of the forests and the expansion of human settlements, wild animals like leopards reach villages. In such a situation, the department works to ensure the safety of people with full responsibility and vigilance.

While the morale of the forest department has increased due to this success, the villagers have also aroused confidence that the department is standing with them in any emergency. The hold of the leopard in Yusufpur Nagalia is a proof that if working in a planned manner, any challenge can be resolved.