Cheetah Nirva Enters Rajasthan's Forests for Third Time, Monitored by Forest Departments

Leaving the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, the female cub of the cheetah Nirva has once again reached the forests of Karauli district of Rajasthan. This is the third time that the cheetah has entered the forests of the Mandrayal region of Karauli. The cheetah remained active in the Darura forest on Thursday. The teams of the Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan forest departments are constantly monitoring its movements. According to Deputy Conservator of Forests Sanjeev Sharma, the team of forest personnel is monitoring the cheetah. The team of Kuno National Park is also present in the Mandrayal area. The location and movement of the cheetah is being monitored. According to information, the presence of the cheetah was reported in the forests of Chandelipura on Tuesday night. Then on Wednesday it reached the Sarmathura area. Forest personnel also made a video of the female cheetah hiding in the bushes. According to the latest information, Nirva Darura was active in the forest on Thursday. Currently, the teams of the forest department are keeping an eye on its activities. Six forest guards are also monitoring the situation.