Two people have been held in connection with the death of a cheetah, officials said on Saturday. The incident is under investigation.
Officials suspect that the weapon used in the shooting was a country-made bharmar gun, a traditional single-shot, muzzle-loading smoothbore firearm commonly used in rural and forest areas of the region.
The firearm has not yet been traced, officials said. Further investigation is underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the killing.
Source / Attribution: The Hindu
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