Leopard enters house in Rewari village, rescue operation on

The police rush to the spot and take stock of the situation

Tribune News Service

Rewari, Updated At : 11:03 PM Dec 18, 2024 IST

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A leopard entered the tin shed of a house at Kanuka village here on Wednesday evening creating a stir among villagers.

Interestingly, they immediately bolted the gate of the tin-shed from outside and informed the police.

The police rushed to the spot and took stock of the situation. Later, the cops informed local officials of the Forest and Wildlife Department. A team of wildlife officials from Gurugram reached there and started a rescue operation.

Deepak Patil, Divisional Forest Officer, said Kanuka village is located near Aravali Hills, hence the leopard might have come from there. “The rescue operation is under way,” he added.

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