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Leopard found dead on road in Punjab's Ropar

Ropar, September 1 A four-year-old male leopard was on Friday found dead on the Ropar-Nurpur Bedi road near Khad Bathlor village around 6 am. DFO (Wildlife) Kulraj Singh said the wild cat might have got hit by some vehicle while...

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Updated At : 03:17 PM Sep 01, 2023 IST

Ropar, September 1

A four-year-old male leopard was on Friday found dead on the Ropar-Nurpur Bedi road near Khad Bathlor village around 6 am.

DFO (Wildlife) Kulraj Singh said the wild cat might have got hit by some vehicle while crossing the road.

He said the carcass had been sent for post-mortem.

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