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Guldar Caught In Agastyamuni Of Rudraprayag, Villagers Living In Fear Get Relief

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Nitu Kumari
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December 14, 2025
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After the action, the local villagers heaved a sigh of relief. Awakening

Jagran correspondent, Rudraprayag. The Forest Department team near Jondla has provided relief to the people of the area from the long standing panic by successfully rescuing and trapping a leopard (leopard) on 13 December 2025 at around 10 pm. After this action the local villagers heaved a sigh of relief.

It is noteworthy that about a month ago, information was received about Guldar's involvement in an unfortunate incident that took place in Jondla (Pala Malli Village) area. Taking this incident seriously, the Forest Department was keeping a close watch on the activities of Guldar in the area through continuous patrolling, continuous monitoring and technical equipment.

The forest department team installed the cage strategically in full compliance with all the prescribed standard procedures and wildlife management protocols. As a result of continuous efforts, Guldar was safely trapped and rescued on the night of 13th December.

There was no loss of life or property damage during the rescue operation. The captured Guldar has been safely handed over to the Forest Department for necessary testing and further action as per rules, where the advance process will be completed by the experts.

The Forest Department has appealed to the local citizens to immediately give any kind of information related to wildlife to the department and avoid rumours. The department has also assured that continuous monitoring and security arrangements will be maintained in the area in future also, so that incidents of human-wildlife conflict can be effectively prevented.

In this successful rescue operation, the active, alert and coordinated role of the entire team including Ranger HS Rawat, Yogendra Purohit, Forest Guard Bhupendra Singh Rana, Beat Officer Jaiveer Lal and Forest Inspector was commendable.

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