Movement of leopard again on the Tirupati pass..!?
Movement of leopard again on the tirupati pass..!?
Tirupati Hill has been threatened by leopards and bears, which have scared the devotees. The Devasthanam has advised the devotees to be cautious as there is again the movement of leopards and bears on the mountain pass in tirupati Tirumala. andhra pradesh has the world-famous tirupati Ezhumalai Temple. Thousands of devotees visit here every day. Most of the devotees from tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and kerala around andhra pradesh visit here. In this situation, the movement of leopards and bears on the mountain pass in tirupati tirumala has increased again in the past few days, causing anxiety among the devotees. On the night of 24th june last, a family from Andhra went to the Alipiri mountain pass to visit the Ezhumalai elephants. Then, unexpectedly, a leopard started attacking a 3-year-old boy, Kaushik, who had come with his family. Then, as the family shouted louder and louder, the boy ran away from the leopard. After that, the seriously injured boy was admitted to the hospital for treatment.
Movement of Leopard and Bear:
Similarly, a week later, a 6-year-old girl from Nellore, Lakshita, was mauled to death by a leopard. Following this, various instructions were given for the safety of the devotees coming to the tirupati mountain pass. Subsequently, the forest guards set up cages and actively engaged in the capture of leopards. The Devasthanam has advised the devotees who go to tirupati at night to walk with canes containing rattan in their hands.
A dog entered the Simmachalam temple in Visakhapatnam. Authorities stopped the darshan for two hours, disturbing the sanctity of the temple. The devotees had to wait till the temple priests performed the sambrokshan ceremony. After that, the temple was opened for devotees. The devotees allege that the stray dog entered the temple due to the negligence of the temple staff.
Tirupati Hill has been threatened by leopards and bears, which have scared the devotees. The Devasthanam has advised the devotees to be cautious as there is again the movement of leopards and bears on the mountain pass in tirupati Tirumala. andhra pradesh has the world-famous tirupati Ezhumalai Temple. Thousands of devotees visit here every day. Most of the devotees from tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and kerala around andhra pradesh visit here. In this situation, the movement of leopards and bears on the mountain pass in tirupati tirumala has increased again in the past few days, causing anxiety among the devotees. On the night of 24th june last, a family from Andhra went to the Alipiri mountain pass to visit the Ezhumalai elephants. Then, unexpectedly, a leopard started attacking a 3-year-old boy, Kaushik, who had come with his family. Then, as the family shouted louder and louder, the boy ran away from the leopard. After that, the seriously injured boy was admitted to the hospital for treatment.
Movement of Leopard and Bear:
Similarly, a week later, a 6-year-old girl from Nellore, Lakshita, was mauled to death by a leopard. Following this, various instructions were given for the safety of the devotees coming to the tirupati mountain pass. Subsequently, the forest guards set up cages and actively engaged in the capture of leopards. The Devasthanam has advised the devotees who go to tirupati at night to walk with canes containing rattan in their hands.
A dog entered the Simmachalam temple in Visakhapatnam. Authorities stopped the darshan for two hours, disturbing the sanctity of the temple. The devotees had to wait till the temple priests performed the sambrokshan ceremony. After that, the temple was opened for devotees. The devotees allege that the stray dog entered the temple due to the negligence of the temple staff.