**Ajmer, Rajasthan** – In a tragic incident that highlights the ongoing conflict between wildlife and human activity, a 3-year-old male leopard was fatally struck by a vehicle on a highway in Ajmer. The accident occurred late Wednesday night near the outskirts of the city, raising concerns about the safety of wildlife in the region.
According to local authorities, the leopard was attempting to cross the road when it was hit by a speeding vehicle. Despite efforts by nearby residents to save the animal, it succumbed to its injuries shortly after the collision. The incident has sparked a debate on the need for effective measures to protect wildlife in areas where their habitats intersect with human infrastructure.
Wildlife experts have emphasized the importance of implementing speed restrictions and installing wildlife crossings to prevent such accidents in the future. The forest department has launched an investigation into the incident and is working with local law enforcement to identify the vehicle involved.
This unfortunate event serves as a stark reminder of the fragile balance between development and conservation, urging immediate action to safeguard India’s rich biodiversity.
**Category:** Environment & Wildlife
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