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Leopards create flutter in Rayadurgam
When a person went to answer nature’s call around 12 noon in bushes near Reliance cell tower, the leopard attacked him. He managed to give it a slip and complained about it to the police.
Anantapur: Two leopards strayed into Rayadurgam town on Wednesday night from the adjacent hills creating a flutter in the town. They preyed on some cattle. Two youths of the town sustained minor injuries in the leopard attack. While one of them returned to the hills in the early hours of Thursday, the authorities succeeded in nabbing the other after a four-hour ordeal.
When a person went to answer nature’s call around 12 noon in bushes near Reliance cell tower, the leopard attacked him. He managed to give it a slip and complained about it to the police.
Soon people gathered in large numbers and started making sounds. When the confused leopard ran helter-skelter, the people lived in the grip of fear for some time.
It quickly climbed up a tree near the Mee Seva centre and stayed there for about 20 minutes as it found no escape route from the town. At last, Kalyandurg forest range officer Tirupatayya along with his personnel succeeded in nabbing the leopard.
