Panther creates ruckus in Jaipur, stir in Paralympic gold medalist's area

The movement of a panther created a stir in Ashiana Greenwood Society located in Jagatpura area of ​​Jaipur. At around 5 am on Thursday, when people were out for their morning walk, they saw a panther inside the society, which created an atmosphere of chaos there. People got scared after seeing the panther, but some youths going out for morning walk followed it and made a video of it. This incident has now gone viral on social media, due to which the people living in the society are scared.

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The rescue team that reached the spot tried to catch the panther, but after some time the panther itself turned towards the forest and went away from there. On receiving information about the incident, the forest rescue team tried to find the panther in the area around the society, but did not get any success. During this time, the people living in the society were nervous and demanded from the Forest Department to increase security.

Avani Lekhara and her security

Unique Paralympic double gold medalist Avani Lekhara and her family also live in this society. In such a situation, the panther incident not only worried other residents of the society, but also raised questions about the safety of Avni Lekhara and her family. This incident also indicates how vulnerable people living in areas adjacent to forests can be to wildlife attacks.

Demand to increase security

After this incident, the residents of the society have demanded to raise the fencing wall, so that in future, panthers and other wild animals coming from the forest can be prevented from entering the residential areas. Even before this, there have been reports of panther movement several times around the society, especially in the shooting range area. It is clear that wildlife activity is increasing in this area, and its direct impact is on the residential areas.

Society in Aravali Mountain Range

Ashiana Greenwood Society is located near the Aravalli mountain range, from where wildlife often moves towards residential areas. This area is a natural habitat for wild animals, and hence sometimes they enter populated areas in search of food and drink. However, this time the panther did not harm anyone and returned back to the forest. Nevertheless, this incident has raised many questions regarding the safety of the people of the society.

Forest department activity

Forest department officials reached the spot and searched for the panther, but did not get much success. District Forest Officer Jagdish Gupta said that the movement of the panther is being monitored at this time. He also said that forest staff have been deployed keeping security in mind, so that any untoward incident can be prevented. Also, the department is fully active to track the movement of the panther.

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