Kuno cheetah cub likely shot, pellets found in first such cheetah killing in India

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A cheetah cub at Kuno National Park is believed to have been shot, with pellets reportedly recovered from its body. Officials describe it as the first such killing of a cheetah in India. The case has raised concerns about the safety of the translocated big cats at the park. Investigations are being pursued to determine how the cub was harmed and who may be responsible.

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