All cheetahs will die due to mismanagement of BJP government: Kamal Nath

Madhya Pradesh former Chief Minister and State Congress chief Kamal Nath on Wednesday slammed the BJPled government and alleged that all cheetahs will die due to mismanagement of the state governmentSpeaking about the recent death of a cheetah in Madhya Pradeshs Kuno National Park KNP Kamal Nath said that no one including women cheetahs or adivasis were safe under the Shivraj Singh Chouhanled government in the stateAll cheetahs will die due to mismanagement of the BJP government Be it women be it cheetahs or be it adivasis no one is safe in Madhya Pradesh said Kamal NathEarlier today Madhya Pradesh Forest Minister Vijay Shah said that the recent death of a Cheetah in Madhya Pradeshs Kuno National Park was a result of a natural occurrence in animalsI have spoken to the authorities as well and this is a natural occurrence in animals A team of experts including foreign experts is monitoring each Cheetah said MP Forest Minister Vijay ShahAnother Cheetah named Tejas brought to Madhya Pradeshs Kuno National Park died on Monday due to injuriesAccording to an official statement injury marks were seen on the upper part of the neck of male cheetah Tejas Boma number 6 by the monitoring team on Monday at around 11 am This was informed by the monitoring team to the wildlife doctors present at the Palpur headquartersacirciquestiquestWildlife doctors went to the spot and inspected Tejas Cheetah and prima facie found the wounds serious After obtaining permission to treat Tejas the team of doctors left for Maukar with preparationsacirciquest it saidThe male cheetah Tejas was found dead at the spot around 2 pm The injuries sustained by Cheetah Tejas are being probed The cause of death can be ascertained after the postmortem it addedEarlier on June 26 a translocated African cheetah was injured in a fight with other cheetahs at the Kuno National Park KNPAgni the male cheetah sustained injuries following a skirmish between two groups of cheetahs at Kuno National Parks open forest areaPrime Minister Narendra Modi released the eight cheetahs 5 females and 3 males brought from Namibia at Kuno National Park on the occasion of his birthday on September 17 last year as part of an effort to revive the extinct cheetahs in India Another 12 cheetahs were brought from South Africa in February this yearThe cheetah was declared extinct from India in 1952Under the ambitious Project Cheetah of the Indian government the reintroduction of wild species particularly cheetahs was undertaken according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN guidelinesIndia has a long history of wildlife conservation One of the most successful wildlife conservation ventures Project Tiger which was initiated way back in 1972 has not only contributed to the conservation of tigers but also to the entire ecosystemThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever