Sunderkand is being recited for the safety of Cheetahs. – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion
The continuous deaths of cheetahs in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park gave sleepless nights to the Madhya Pradesh government. Is. Three cheetahs and three cubs have died within the last two months. One cub is still walking ill. Now for the safety of the remaining cheetahs, chanting of Mahamrityunjaya and Sunderkand has been started in Sheopur. Actually, the entire Madhya Pradesh government is worried about the continuous death of cheetahs in Kuno Sanctuary. The villagers hoping for development in the area from the Cheetah Project are particularly worried about the serial deaths of cheetahs. Because of this, now the villagers are pleading with God to keep the remaining cheetahs safe. The villagers are now chanting Mahamrityunjaya and reciting Sunderkand for his health. September 2023 PM Narendra Modi started the Cheetah Project by releasing eight cheetahs brought from Namibia in Bado in Kuno Park. 18 February 2023 to South Africa 18 The second batch of new Cheetahs was brought. Of these 18 now only 15 Only cheetahs are alive. At the same time, three cubs of Jwala Cheetah, who gave birth to four cubs in Kuno National Park, have also died. According to information from Karahal Tehsil Headquarters 15 two days for the protection of cheetahs in the Manshapurna Hanuman temple located kilometers away and for the wish of early recovery of the seriously ill little cub. Havan and chanting of Mahamrityunjaya Mantra, Sunderkand and Hanuman Chalisa are being recited. Along with the villagers, Cheetah Mitra is also involved in the worship. Local folk artist and cheetah friend Girraj Paliwal says that the villagers gather in the Manshapurna Hanuman temple according to their respective beliefs. , Havan and worship are being done. Everyone is saddened by the death of three consecutive cheetahs and three cubs of female cheetah Jwala. Pooja is being done for all the remaining cheetahs in the park to remain healthy and safe and for the speedy recovery of the sick cub. ,