1 year ago
Injured Leopard Paraded by Villagers in Rajasthan
In Rajasthan, people found a sick leopard.
Instead of helping, they put a leash on it and took pictures.
The leopard was hurt and scared.
Forest workers arrived and helped the animal by taking it to a zoo for care.
The officials reported the leopard may have some internal health problems.
A sick and injured two-year-old female leopard was paraded on a leash by villagers.
Villagers took selfies and videos with the leopard at Ramgarh Visdhari Tiger Sanctuary.
The leopard was found near a tree, drenched and struggling to move.
Forest officials arrived, provided medical treatment, and sent the leopard to Kota Zoo.
The ranger reported the leopard showed signs of an internal condition.
- Who
- Villagers and forest officials were involved.
- What
- A sick leopard was paraded on a leash and photographed by villagers.
- Where
- Ramgarh Visdhari Tiger Sanctuary, near Bundi, Rajasthan.
- When
- Unspecified, but reported by NDTV.
- Why
- Unclear why villagers paraded the leopard.
Villagers' Actions
Forest Department's Response
Treatment and Response
Villagers' Actions
Villagers paraded the leopard and took selfies.
Forest Department's Response
Forest officials provided medical treatment and rescue.
Key facts
- Location
- Ramgarh Visdhari Tiger Reserve, Bundi, Rajasthan
- Animal
- Leopard
- Age
- 2 years old
- Condition
- Sick and injured, possible internal condition
- Action
- Paraded on a leash by villagers, rescued by forest officials
- Treatment
- Treated by forest officials and sent to Kota Zoo
