Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Leopard Injures Three Villagers in Second Udaipur Attack
A leopard attacked three people in a village near Udaipur early Wednesday morning.
The injured people were Jagga, Ritesh, and Kalu.
They were hurt after leaving their homes.
The leopard ran away when the villagers shouted and others came to help.
Because the houses are in a hilly area, villagers carried the injured people on a cot.
They then took them to M B Hospital.
A leopard had attacked another villager the evening before.
Villagers want officials to set up a cage and watch the animal more closely.
A leopard injured three villagers in Umarda Kheda near Udaipur around 6 a.m. on Wednesday.
The injured villagers were identified as Jagga, 60, Ritesh, 20, and Kalu, 40.
Villagers carried the injured on a cot to the road before they were taken to M B Hospital.
The incident was the second leopard attack in the village in two days.
Villagers demanded a cage and increased monitoring, while a forest department team investigated the leopard’s movements.
- Who
- Three villagers—Jagga, Ritesh, and Kalu—were injured; a leopard was responsible.
- What
- A leopard attacked three people and injured them.
- When
- Around 6 a.m. on Wednesday; another attack occurred on Tuesday evening.
- Where
- Umarda Kheda village near Udaipur, in a hilly residential area.
- Why
- The articles do not explain why the leopard attacked.
- Injured
- Jagga, 60; Ritesh, 20; and Kalu, 40
- Location
- Umarda Kheda village near Udaipur
- Time
- Around 6 a.m. on Wednesday
- Recent attack
- Logar Lal, 45, was injured on Tuesday evening
- Treatment
- The injured were taken to M B Hospital
- Response
- A forest department team went to the area after receiving information about the leopard
- Villagers’ demand
- Install a cage and intensify monitoring of the leopard