Indore News: Panic Among Residents As Leopards & 2 Cubs Spotted In Sulkhedi
Leopard sightings in Sulkhedi near Mangaliya sparked concern after four leopards, including two cubs, were seen near farms and forest patches. Villagers reported fear affecting daily activities and livestock movement. Forest officials inspected the area, advised caution, and said no attacks occurred. The presence was likely due to habitat disturbance, with the situation under close monitoring.

Indore News: Leopard Family In Sulkhedi, Residents Panic | FP Photo
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A leopard sighting was reported in the Sulkhedi area near Mangaliya, causing concern among local residents. According to villagers, a group of four leopards, two adults and two cubs, was seen moving through agricultural fields and nearby forested patches, particularly during the early morning hours.
Residents reported spotting the animals on the outskirts of the village, near farmland, instilling fear among farmers and daily commuters. Movement of livestock was also affected, as villagers avoided taking cattle out alone.
The forest department was informed about the incident, and officials visited the area to assess the situation. Authorities advised residents to remain cautious, avoid isolated areas, and ensure the safety of children and livestock.
No attacks or injuries were reported. Officials stated that the presence of leopards in the area could have been due to habitat disturbance or the search for food and water. The situation was kept under close monitoring.
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