Huge leopard caged at Bokakhat in Assam
First Published: 23rd May, 2018 19:05 IST
The conflict between man and leopard continues. The latest incident has emerged from Bokakhat in Assam. A huge leopard was caged at the Diphalu tea estate by forest department officials
The conflict between man and leopard continues. The latest incident has emerged from Bokakhat in Assam.
A huge leopard was caged at the Diphalu tea estate by forest department officials late yesterday night. The forest department officials were assisted by locals.
The leopard had unleashed a reign of terror in the area from the past several days. However, a section of locals turned inhuman and was seen hitting the animal inside the cage.
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