HANUMAN teams deployed after leopard sighting near Alipiri footpath
HANUMAN teams have been deployed after a leopard was sighted near the Alipiri footpath, close to its 2,800th step. Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan directed the Forest Department to maintain round-the-clock vigilance and urged pilgrims to follow safety measures.
HANUMAN teams have been deployed after a leopard was sighted near the Alipiri footpath, according to The Hindu. The sighting was reported near the 2,800th step of the route. The supplied material does not state when the animal was seen, whether anyone was injured or whether the leopard was still in the area.
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan directed the Forest Department to maintain round-the-clock vigilance. The instruction followed the sighting and concerns safety around the footpath. Kalyan also urged pilgrims to follow safety measures.
The available report does not list those measures, describe the number of teams involved or provide details of any effort to locate or monitor the leopard beyond the deployment of HANUMAN teams.
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