Leopard sightings reported in Bengaluru and Turuvekere
Leopards have been sighted near the Turahalli forest in Bengaluru and in the Byala colony of Kurubarahalli in Turuvekere. Residents in both areas have expressed concern over the presence of the animals, which have been observed hunting domestic animals. Local communities are calling for the Forest Department to take immediate action to capture the leopards, with some residents in Bengaluru criticizing the department for failing to install traps as previously requested.
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What Happened
A leopard was sighted on the edge of the Turahalli forest in Bengaluru on Monday evening, with footage of the animal circulating on social media. This follows a similar sighting in the same area during the last week of July. Separately, in the Turuvekere taluk, a leopard entered the Byala colony of Kurubarahalli on Saturday night. The animal has been observed hunting dogs and other livestock in the vicinity over the past two days.
Residents in both regions have reported feeling anxious, with some farmers expressing fear about visiting their fields. Local community members have urged the Forest Department to intervene by setting up traps to capture the leopards. In Bengaluru, representatives of the local residents' association have voiced frustration, alleging that the department has not fulfilled its promise to install traps despite repeated requests.
Key Facts
- A leopard was recorded on video near the Turahalli forest in Bengaluru on Monday.Source not recorded
- Residents of Banashankari Sixth Stage in Bengaluru reported alarm following the sighting.Source not recorded
- A leopard has been hunting dogs in the Byala colony of Kurubarahalli in Turuvekere.Source not recorded
- Local residents in both locations have requested that the Forest Department capture the animals.Source not recorded
- Bengaluru residents have criticized the Forest Department for not yet installing traps.Source not recorded
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