The plan of cheetahs being brought from South Africa and Namibia will have to be postponed and wait two weeks

Kuno National Park: Preparations to bring South African cheetahs to Palpur Kuno Sanctuary in Sheopur district in Madhya Pradesh by August 15 have been hit. The news is that there will be a delay of two more weeks in bringing the cheetahs. The reason for the delay is that the document has not yet been signed between the President of South Africa and the Indian High Commission. Due to which this project is getting delayed.

Cheetahs being brought in from South Africa, Namibia
This is a unique experiment in the world that cheetahs are being settled from the continent of Africa to the continent of Asia. Cheetahs are being brought from South Africa and Namibia. Seven male and five female cheetahs from South Africa and four male and four female cheetahs from Namibia have agreed to come to India.

All arrangements have been made by the Forest Department of Madhya Pradesh to keep cheetahs in Palpur Kuno. Big enclosures have been made here. Where the male and female will be kept separately. At present, the problem is that leopards had made their homes in these enclosures. Out of which some leopards have been caught, while one or two are yet to be caught. Leopards are being caught in cages. If these leopards are not caught, they will create trouble for the new guests.

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Will be brought from Delhi by Air Force helicopter
Special preparations have been made to bring cheetahs from South Africa. Cheetahs will be brought to Delhi in cages from Johannesburg. After that, they will be dropped directly from the Air Force helicopter at the helipad built in Kuno. Senior forest department officer JS Chauhan says that cheetahs will come only in the month of August, but it is not possible to tell on which date they will come.

The complete plan for the arrival, departure and stay of cheetahs is ready. This is a big gift for Madhya Pradesh. By the way, this Palpur Kuno Sanctuary was developed for the lions of Gujarat. But with the advent of Gujarat, now it will be buzzing with cheetahs.

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