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Bantwal: Leopard spotted at Farangipet, Valachil – Residents concerned

  •   Sun, Sep 25 2022 08:32:00 AM

Mounesh Vishwakarma

Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (MS)

Bantwal, Sep 25: A leopard was spotted on the night of Saturday at Farangipet and Valachil area of the taluk. The sighting has created panic among people of nearby areas.

Leopard was seen by Maripalla resident Rafiq at around 11 PM on Saturday as he was driving his car. It was found standing near the 10th mile stone near Farangipet market. Rafiq also said that the leopard ran from the spot as soon as his car approached.

Rafiq informed the matter immediately to people sitting in a nearby hotel. The news spread like wildfire and caused concern among the locals.


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It is also said that a leopard was seen at Valachil Padavu on the morning of Saturday. People suspect that it must be the same one which was spotted in the night.

 

 

 
  

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  • Ancil, Mangalore

    Mon, Sep 26 2022

    This looks like the ones brought from Namibia are dropped in farangipet.. Check anyone whether it has any stamp on it? Nalin Anna poleye pathlye aven

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    @ Sarvanabhavan_Purushotham,, Murukaveri DK "Hi Flavs this is a boy Leopard 😄" Really ? Less harm. Male ones are less ferocious than its counterpart

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  • Nazeer husain, Mecca

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Is it Namibian brand...looks like that and searching for it's sincere well wishers even though it harms ....

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Preetham, Farangipet, Leopard nadondu undu !

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  • Dr Kusuma Kumari Gunji, Nellore Kodyadka

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    The tiger population is on the rise unless we make enough food available to them they will come to mainland ad may disrupt life High time we develop food habitats for them. India's tiger population has risen due to project tiger

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  • Rolf, Dubai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    We see lot come out in Dusera and end up in Bar and Gadang in evening better to provide jobes as promised .

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  • Rajesh G, Pilikula

    Mon, Sep 26 2022

    Madam, On a lighter note Tigers dont eat beef. Only humans eat. Surprisingly they eat vada sambar.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Where is Preetham from Farangipet ? She must be aware/informed that Leopard is lose in & around her area. Commenting no problem. (but not in disguise)

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  • Prakash, Dubai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Invite modi to take pictures. However he is freely available for all those kind of PR stunts , except for press conferences, talk about price rise, unemployment etc.

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  • Babu Shenoy, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Since these leopards attack and harm our Goumatas, it is the bounden duty of people belonging to HJV, BD, VHP and other such outfits to tackle this issue. I request the members of these organizations to get down down to the field and dispatch these deshadrohi animals to forced vanavasa.

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  • Achhu, Mlore

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    if it attacks govu, then leopard must have KFD link. Bhakth may say this

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    In Farangipet ? OMG ! dangerous she Leopard. Better to catch it 🐆 and release in its natural habbitat.

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  • Sarvanabhavan_Purushotham,, Murukaveri DK

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Hi Flavs this is a boy Leopard 😄

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  • g m hegde, mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    "sighting" harmless unless injured or attacked or have cubs close by. Got a call week back theres one spotted in our farm. They probably cover large distances & enter human habitat in search of easy meal such as dogs & calves & to give birth to cubs due to danger of predators to cubs in forests. Most of time they would be there everywhere and we wouldnt even know about it

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    With so much of our wildlife in danger due to rampant encroachment and axing of their natural habitats by greedy humans, our masters are importing wild cats from distant lands spending crores of taxpayers money; what an irony Hegdeji??

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  • g m hegde, mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Asiatic Cheetahs similar to the ones in Iran were native species until they were hunted to extintion. They lost the race to be reintroduced in the past due to all attention to project tiger. Even American Bison was reintroduced after going extint & today roams their land in glory

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  • Achhu, Mlore

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Marnami time going on. It must be pili vesha daaye taking rest after having small pidk.

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  • True politician, Kudla

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Ee sarthida election du namma Pili Rai kulen gendale. bokka tule bantwalodu wa pili Kaadudu encha pidaayee barpundundu.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    What an irony; man's greed has completely destroyed their natural habitat; and now, he is afraid when these innocent wild creatures trespass near human settlements!

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  • SRM, Shirva/Mumbai

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    DESTINATION - AHMEDABAD

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    send to chaiwala..he will make arrangements for photoshoot in cowboy estyle and send it to Kuna..

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  • Narayana S., Bengaluru

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    My dear local residents, write a letter to Modi for sending it to Nambia for his next birthday.

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  • Shubodh, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Are you trying to do jokes....pls inform forum before hand in advance so as to laugh all together. I dont know from where this type of character appears all of sudden. Already Dinosaurs disappeared from this earth a sad fact. We donot want to loose either Cheetah, Leopard, Jaguar which needed badly to preserve for our next generation people.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Sep 25 2022

    Subodh mangalore ,sure ,for next generation,but in limited number.At present there are too many leopards in living vacanity .People self have no place to live.Leopards are already in Farangipet since some years and visiting even in Kodimane with cubs ,dogs are disappearing .so we have put lights out side of our houses during nights where they dont like to move in lights.Our neighbours dogs were also went without trace.When they attack children or people ,then its critical.Have to take care.Dogs from Mermajal were taken long back.

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