Leopard spotted in Asola Bhati sanctuary; Delhi’s natural world is alive and protected, says Sirsa
The Delhi Forest and Wildlife Department on Thursday reported a fresh sighting of a leopard at Asola Bhati Wildlife Sanctuary, the city’s lone wildlife sanctuary near Tughlakabad.The leopard, officials said, was spotted drinking water from a water hole in the afternoon.
Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa took to X, saying, “A leopard in Delhi? Yes… and it’s not lost, it’s home. From wild cats to spotted deer, Delhi’s natural world is alive and protected.”
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He added, “Under PM @narendramodi Ji’s vision and CM @gupta_rekha Ji’s leadership, we’re proving that a modern city can still make space for the wild. And we are not just witnessing this biodiversity… we are actively safeguarding it and taking care of it.”
Speaking to The Indian Expre...