
Leopard rescued in Qureshi Colony, photo: Dinesh Dabi
Leopard movement in Jaipur: Jaipur. After evading the rescue team for two days, the leopard finally entered a cage late on Thursday night. The Forest Department team, after considerable effort, tranquilised and rescued the leopard from the garage of a house in Qureshi Colony, Chandpole Bazaar. However, the rescue team arrived at the scene much later than the information was provided, which angered the locals.
According to information, the leopard entered the garage of a house located just 20 metres from Saroj Cinema Hall. Mohammad Sabir stated that he first saw the leopard in the garage at 8 PM, then closed the shutter and informed the Forest Department. It is reported that the leopard first went to Saroj Cinema Hall, then passed through Mansoori Manzil nearby, and finally entered Sabir's garage. Due to jurisdictional disputes, the rescue team arrived at the scene about an hour and a half later, by which time a large crowd had gathered. The team managed to tranquilise and capture the leopard at 12:50 AM after several attempts.
The leopard, sighted in Nehru Nagar, Panipach, on Wednesday, reached the Sikar House area near the walled city on Thursday morning. It was first seen on the roof of a house and then running on the road. It even passed in front of a pedestrian. Vehicles were also moving at the time.
Meanwhile, the Forest Department team searching in the Panipach area was unaware of this and the leopard reached Sikar House, travelling four kilometres through densely populated areas. Ranger Ajit Meena stated that the leopard was only seen in the footage, and there were no other reports from elsewhere.
Dinesh Pancholi, a resident of Sikar House Colony, said he was studying in a room on the roof of his house. At 5:57 AM, he heard a noise from outside. He thought it was monkeys, so he didn't pay attention. When he heard a loud noise for the second time, he came out and saw the leopard. At 6:12 AM, it jumped onto the roof of the neighbouring house. From there, it jumped into the street of Kalyan Colony opposite.
Meanwhile, in the Rundal Naka area of Achrol, a one-year-old male leopard cub had fallen into a well. The next day, wildlife veterinarian Dr. Arvind Mathur descended into the well sitting in a cage and rescued it. It has been brought to the Nahargarh Biological Park for observation, where it has been kept in the rescue centre.
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28 Nov 2025 08:31 am
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