Srinagar: A couple was injured after a leopard attacked them in Handwara area of north Kashmir’s Kupwara district on Monday.
Panic gripped Waderbala village of Zacheldara Rajwar in Handwara after a leopard attacked the husband-wife duo, Abdul Rashid Mir and Raja Begum. Both were shifted to district hospital Handwara, reports reaching here said.
A wildlife officer also confirmed the incident and said that the department officials had been sent to catch the leopard.
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