Leopard Attack in Lakhimpur Kheri: Man Fights Off Leopard After Big Cat Attacks Brick Kiln Workers in Uttar Pradesh, Videos Go Viral | 📰 LatestLY

Video captures brick kiln worker fighting leopard in Uttar Pradesh, India

A terrifying incident took place in the Jugnupur area of Dhaurpur Forest range, Lakhimpur Kheri, where a giant leopard attacked workers at a brick kiln on Monday. Onlookers captured the horrific incident on camera, which went viral on social media. In the video, a man is seen attempting to knock down the leopard and pinning it to the ground, clutching its mouth. The leopard was seen attempting to attack the man while struggling to free itself fr…

INSANE Video Shows A Man Fighting With A Leopard With His Bare Hands As Morons Throw Bricks, Some Hitting The Dude

New Delhi: In a dramatic encounter, a man fought off a leopard with his bare hands after being attacked at a brick kiln in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri district. The incident, which took place in the Baburi village under Dhaurahara tehsil, was captured on video and has since gone viral on social media. The man, identified as Mihilal Gautam, had gone to extract ash from the brick kiln on Tuesday afternoon when a leopard suddenly emerged from n…

Leopard Attack in Lakhimpur Kheri: Man Fights Off Leopard After Big Cat Attacks Brick Kiln Workers in Uttar Pradesh, Videos Go Viral | 📰 LatestLY

Multiple videos showing the leopard attacking brick kiln workers have also gone viral on social media. The alleged incident occurred at a brick kiln in the Jugnupur area of Dhaurpur Forest Range, Lakhimpur Kheri. One of the videos that surfaced online shows a 35-year-old man named Mihilal fighting the leopard and bringing it down. 📰 Leopard Attack in Lakhimpur Kheri: Man Fights Off Leopard After Big Cat Attacks Brick Kiln Workers in Uttar Prade…

This Viral Video of an Injured Leopard From Rajasthan Is a Lesson on What Not To Do After Spotting a Wild Animal

You’re halfway through your morning tea when something moves near the gate — a jackal, maybe even a leopard, walking by like it belongs. Not a safari but a regular day in the neighbourhood. There is panic, chaos and fear.  Scenes like this are becoming more common across Indian cities. From Pune and Bengaluru to Gurugram and Guwahati, wild animals are straying into urban areas as we’re getting closer to their habitats in the name of development …