Budgam, Aug 10: Wildlife Department have captured two leopards in the Lakhripora area of central Kashmir’s Budgam district, bringing relief to residents who had been concerned over the presence of the wild animals in the area.
The leopards were captured during an operation conducted by the Wildlife Department, following reports of their movement in the locality.
The capture has eased concerns among residents, particularly those living in areas where the leopards had been spotted.
Locals expressed relief over the successful operation and said the presence of the animals had created apprehension among residents.
The intervention by the Wildlife Department has helped address the immediate concern. A Wildlife Department official said the captured leopards will be relocated and released into their natural habitat. [KNT]
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