Bhopal, October 12 (Daily Kiran) : Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav recently praised Kanha National Park for its rich biodiversity, which he described as a defining feature of the area. Speaking to reporters during his visit to Mandla, he highlighted the park’s diverse wildlife, noting that species such as tigers, leopards, and barasingha thrive in their natural habitat.
Yadav pointed out that Kanha has played a crucial role in the conservation and rehabilitation of the barasingha, a species that was once on the brink of extinction. He expressed his pleasure in witnessing the efforts made to protect the region’s wildlife heritage and urged citizens to visit Kanha to experience its natural beauty firsthand.
The Chief Minister also mentioned the success of the cheetah project in the state. Following the establishment of cheetahs in Kuno National Park, additional efforts have been made to introduce them to Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary and Durgavati Tiger Reserve. He acknowledged the support of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in advancing this initiative.
In collaboration with Assam’s Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, significant steps have been taken for the rehabilitation of wild buffaloes, with eight individuals—six females and two males—successfully introduced to the region. Yadav emphasized that ongoing conservation efforts for species like tigers, leopards, gharials, and crocodiles enhance the state’s natural heritage, a point of pride for all citizens. He extended his congratulations to everyone involved in preserving this rich wildlife legacy.
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