Bhopal: The first cheetah cub born on Indian soil at Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park (KNP) after 20 big cats were transported from African countries was injured, a wildlife activist has claimed. Bhopal-based wildlife activist Ajay Dube shared a photograph of cheetah cub on his social media handle claiming the feline’s right leg was fractured on November 28, but the Kuno authority did not reveal the matter. Dube wrote to the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), the nodal agency of India’s ambitious ‘Project Cheetah’, demanding an investigation into the matter. “10 months old cheetah cub’s right leg was fractured in quarantine home, however, the Kuno authority informed the NTCA a
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