UPDATE: The Panther was today released in Phulwari ki Naal under the supervision of ACF Kesari Singh Rathore.

Forest Guards injured during Panther Rescue Lal Singh, a forest guard from Udaipur and a forest guard from Rajsamand were injured while trying to rescue a panther from Dever (Rajsamand) today. The panther was later successfully rescued by the forest guard Satnam Singh. New guest arrives at Gulab Bagh Zoo A baby “Sambhar” was born at Gulab Bagh Zoo today morning. The zoo officials expect the baby to be main attraction for the visitors at Gulabh Bagh zoo. Given the recent history, it will be interesting to see how many days this new guest of the zoo remains alive! Newly Born Four Horned Antelope dies at Gulab Bagh Zoo A newly born four horned Antelope (Chousingha) died at Gulab Bagh Zoo last night. According to sources, the baby antelope was suffering from a few birth disorders and could not withstand the extreme cold climate and passed away last night. Love Birds Disappeared from Gulab Bagh Zoo: Follow up While there is no trace of the missing birds and the investigation of the officials leading nowhere, a new controversy of the number of birds started. According to the zoo inventory report initially there were 46 love birds (Budgerigar) in the zoo when caretaker Murli handed over the charge of the birds to the zoo officials (the original report was allegedly manipulated after the news came in media). However, only 7 birds were seen in the cage on 01.12.12. This means that 39 birds were missing. On the same day, 12 birds were brought from outside by some department workers and left into the cage increasing the number to 19. Officials then confirmed the figure of 19 birds on media record on 02.12.12. Thereafter, 2-3 birds died leaving the number of the remaining birds around 16-17. Even now love birds in the cage are not more than 16-17 presently in Gulab Bagh Zoo, while the “office order” copy is telling a different story. The department on its part says that quite a few birds might have been eaten by rats. The matter is still under investigation. Office Order on Missing Birds The office order copy is saying that there were 7 birds seen in the morning of 01.01.12 and in the afternoon there were 47 birds leaving a big question mark on the face of the forest officials. Still no arrest in killing of Panther in Salumber  Forest Officials and Salumber Police are yet to make any headway in the recent incident when a mob turned violent and killed a Panther at “Trimurti Sheshpur Mod” near Salumber. This lack of progress comes despite the incident being covered across National television channels.