Supreme Court expressed concern over the death of three cheetahs: asked- why are not shifting the cheetahs from Kuno

After about 70 years, 8 leopards were brought to India from foreign land.

The Supreme Court has expressed concern over the deaths of 3 African cheetahs in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park within two months. Keeping in view the safety of cheetahs, the court has asked the Center to rise above politics and consider shifting them to Rajasthan. The court has also directed the Wildlife Expert Committee to suggest the Cheetah Task Force within 15 days.

A bench of Justices BR Gavai and Sanjay Karol said the expert report suggested that Kuno does not have enough space and resources for a large population of cheetahs, so the central government should consider shifting the cheetahs to another park or sanctuary.

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This video of April 25 is of Kuno National Park. Uday, the male cheetah, died of cardiac artery failure. This was revealed in the short PM report.

Why not shifting the cheetahs to Rajasthan: SC

Court asked- Why don’t you search for a place in Rajasthan? Simply because there is an opposition party ruling. Additional Solicitor General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for the Centre, said that the Cheetah Task Force is probing the cause of death and aspects of shifting it to the second century.

To this, the court said- We are not doubting the intention of the government, but are worried about the newspapers not paying attention to the reports of cheetah experts, in which they are warning the Center to create more than one habitat for cheetahs.

This picture is also of male cheetah Uday. A 5-member team of Jabalpur Veterinary University conducted the postmortem of the leopard’s body.

Prepare Gandisagar Century for the second home of cheetahs – Nauradehi

In Bhopal, Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains reviewed the Cheetah Project on Thursday. He instructed to quickly prepare Gandhi Sagar of Mandsaur and Nauradehi of Sagar for Cheetahs. Forest officials told that tenders have been issued for chainlink facing in Gandisagar. CS asked to complete it in 6 months. Forest officials told that 2 female cheetahs are pregnant in Kuno. They can be delivered in June. They have to be kept in large enclosures along with the kids. This will require additional staff.

Namibia gifted cheetahs to India

After about 70 years, 8 leopards were brought to India from foreign land. Namibia had gifted these leopards to India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had released him at Kuno National Park on his birthday on 17 September. Recently, another batch of 12 cheetahs were brought to Kuno from South Africa.

Also read this special news of Bhaskar related to the case …

Knew from two months ago – ‘Sasha’ will not survive

Female cheetah ‘Sasha’ died in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park. She was suffering from kidney ailment. ‘Sasha’ was among the 8 cheetahs brought from Namibia. , Daily newspaper spoke to wildlife medicine specialist Adrian Tordiff of the University of Pretoria in South Africa. Read full news…