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Holehonnur police inspector rescues python lying on the road, releases it in forest

Last updated: September 13, 2024 7:42 pm
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SHIVAMOGGA: A police inspector rescued a python which was struggling on a road near Kaimara in Bhadravathi taluk on Thursday night.

Holehonnur police inspector Lakshmipathi was heading to Channagiri on work when he spotted the python lying on the road. He stopped, his vehicle, bagged the huge reptile and later released it in the forest.

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