A seven-year-old child died in a leopard attack in Maharashtra’s Pune district. The incident happened on Friday night. The child’s parents had a dispute and the child ran away from home. He walked toward the sugar cane field and was attacked by a ferocious leopard, killing him.
The entire incident is related to Shirur taluka in Pune. A seven-year-old child died in a leopard attack, an official informed on Sunday. He said the incident took place in Mandavagan Farta village on Friday when Vansh Rajkumar Singh was walking towards the sugarcane fields.
Parents are residents of Muzaffarnagar
Giving information, the official said that the parents of the child are residents of Muzaffarnagar district in Uttar Pradesh. He lives in Pune’s Shirur tehsil and works in a jaggery manufacturing factory. There was an argument between them on Friday night over a number of issues.
The son ran away from home because his parents quarreled.
Forest officials said, “On Friday night, during an argument between Vansh’s parents, he left his home and went to the sugarcane field, where he was attacked and killed by a leopard hiding in the bushes. The factory manager has informed the police about the attack event.
Man-eating leopard killed in Udaipur
A joint team of the forest department and police killed a man-eating leopard in Udaipur, Rajasthan, on Friday. An official said that many people fell victim to leopards in Udaipur district on September 18, 19, 20, 25, 28 and 30. The locations where leopard attacks occurred in all incidents were Gram Panchayat Chhali, Bagdunda, Majawad and Madar under the jurisdiction of the Deputy Conservator of Forests, Udaipur (North).
A leopard attacked two women working in the fields in Badgaon’s Madar village on Wednesday. One of the women, who was seriously injured in the attack, died during treatment. A leopard killed in the Madar area near the city is said to have been involved in the attacks.
