<p> Balrampur (UP): A leopard, suspected to have killed six children in the villages adjacent to the Suhelwa forest area here, was on Wednesday captured, a forest official said.</p>.<p> Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Sam Maran M said the feline that had been causing terror in the nearby villages was tranquilised and moved into a cage.</p>.<p> The forest department team came to know about the presence of the leopard near Belwa village with the help of a drone camera.</p>.Namibian cheetah Aasha gives birth to three cubs in MP's Kuno National Park.<p> Following this, the team laid a trap with bait in the bushes on the edge of the forest and captured the leopard today, he said.</p>.<p> The DFO said the captured leopard is a five-year-old female. The feline will be sent to Lucknow or Gorakhpur Zoo.</p>.<p> The leopard is suspected to be behind the killings of six children in Belwa village and surrounding area during the last two months.</p>.<p> The Forest Department had called experts from Delhi and Kolkata and deployed four teams in efforts to catch the animal. </p>
<p> Balrampur (UP): A leopard, suspected to have killed six children in the villages adjacent to the Suhelwa forest area here, was on Wednesday captured, a forest official said.</p>.<p> Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Sam Maran M said the feline that had been causing terror in the nearby villages was tranquilised and moved into a cage.</p>.<p> The forest department team came to know about the presence of the leopard near Belwa village with the help of a drone camera.</p>.Namibian cheetah Aasha gives birth to three cubs in MP's Kuno National Park.<p> Following this, the team laid a trap with bait in the bushes on the edge of the forest and captured the leopard today, he said.</p>.<p> The DFO said the captured leopard is a five-year-old female. The feline will be sent to Lucknow or Gorakhpur Zoo.</p>.<p> The leopard is suspected to be behind the killings of six children in Belwa village and surrounding area during the last two months.</p>.<p> The Forest Department had called experts from Delhi and Kolkata and deployed four teams in efforts to catch the animal. </p>