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Leopard captured after three months in Chamarajanagar village

Last updated: October 18, 2024 5:24 pm
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CHAMARAJANAGAR: A leopard, which was giving sleepless nights to villagers over the last three months, was finally trapped at Kulagana village in the taluk on Friday .

The leopard fell into a trap which was placed on the land belonging to one Babu Iyengar. The Forest Department is now taking steps to relocate the leopard to the BRT tiger reserve.

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