Bijapur: Leopard cubs found in Sugarcane farm; forest official begins lookout for mother
Bijapur: A farmer on Thursday found two cubs of leopard suspected abandoned by their mother, at his farm, and handed them over to the forest officials.
The sugarcane farm where the cubs were found belongs to Prashant Desai in Jainapur Village of Bableshwar Taluk.
It may be noted that since the past few months, the news of sighting leopard was thick and some people have also claimed seeing the wild animal.
Later, in May, one of the male leopards was caught by Forest Officials in their cage.
Now, with the farmer discovering two cubs, it is believed that the cubs belong to the female partner of the leopard which was caught in the past. However, the mother of the cubs has not been found yet.
Meanwhile, the farmer has handed over the cubs safely to the forest officials. The officials are now searching for their mother.
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Anybody who abuses PM Modi won't be allowed to return home: Union minister Rane warns opposition
Mumbai, Apr 23: Ahead of a rally of opposition leaders, Union minister Narayan Rane has warned that if anybody used abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the person will not be allowed to return home.
Rane, the BJP candidate from Ratnagiri-Sindhudurg Lok Sabha constituency in coastal Maharashtra, was speaking at a campaign rally in Sindhudurg district on Monday.
Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray and his party's MP Sanjay Raut criticise Modi while not understanding what they are talking about, said the minister, a former Shiv Sena leader himself.
"I learnt that opposition parties will be holding a rally in Sindhudurg soon. It is part of democracy, so they are welcome here. But if anyone uses abusive language against our leader, prime minister Narendra Modi, we will not allow that person to return from here," Rane said.
The BJP leader, who left the Shiv Sena after falling out with Uddhav Thackeray in 2005, claimed that Uddhav was never his father Bal Thackeray's choice for the post of Maharashtra Chief Minister.
"Had Uddhav been his choice, Balasaheb would have made him CM instead of me in 1999. Uddhav is a zero-performance person," said Rane, who was chief minister for less than a year.
He also alleged that during the coronavirus pandemic, Uddhav Thackeray, then chief minister, tried to get "15 percent commission" on vaccine procurement, and inquiry into such corruption of his government was going on.
