A leopard was spotted in a village under Gajraula police station in Amroha district of Uttar Pradesh on Saturday morning, creating a stir. The leopard was spotted near the village's primary school when the teachers were teaching innocent children in the school. When the villagers present on the spot saw the leopard near the school, they raised an alarm and the leopard ran away. But the surprising thing is that now instead of forests, leopards have started going towards settlements, due to which the danger to common people has increased.
A leopard was seen near the primary school of village Khajuri in Gajraula police station area. The leopard was seen near the primary school on Saturday morning. The leopard ran away and returned to the forest when the villagers made noise. The teachers present in the school closed the net gate outside the classroom and secured the children when the villagers saw the leopard. When the leopard was seen by the villagers near the primary school, the teachers were teaching 17 innocent children in the school. The leopard came to the school gate but the surprising thing is that if the villagers had not noticed the leopard in time, anything could have happened.
After the sighting of the leopard, the villagers are now forced to live in an atmosphere of fear. The villagers said that instead of forests, leopards are now mostly seen in rural areas. After receiving information about the leopard near the school, forest department officials and police officials swung into action and reached the spot. The forest department team has set up a cage to catch the leopard.
In the past few months, many incidents of leopard sighting have been reported in different areas of Amroha district. Sometimes near the fields and sometimes in residential areas, but ever since a leopard was seen near the school on Saturday morning, there has been a stir among the forest department officials as well. Forest department officials have set up a trap to catch the leopard. Officials say that the leopard will be caught soon.
