Two leopards trapped in an empty tank in Kohan rescued safely

Two leopards trapped in an empty tank in Kohan near Junga were rescued and freed. At around 5 pm last evening, two male and female leopards jumped into the tank after seeing a dead monkey in a private tank built in Kohan. The tank was about 12 to 15 feet deep but there was no water in it. The leopards tried hard to get out. As soon as the leopards would jump out, they would fall back into the tank. Disappointed, both the leopards slept in the tank itself.
When a servant of Nepali origin from a garden near the tank told the local people about this, they informed the forest guard Rohit Sharma. Rohit Sharma talked to his DFs and made a plan to take out the leopards safely. Company Commander of Home Guard Junga Dinesh Thakur also sent his team to the spot for the rescue operation. Forest guard Rohit Sharma said that due to the permission of the owner, a plan was made to break the tank. Earlier, wooden sleepers were put in the tank but the leopards could not get out even on those. He said that a wall of the tank was broken by bringing JCB and he heaved a sigh of happiness after taking out the leopards safely.