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Giant Python Rescued from Dausa Field After Two-Day Stay, Villagers Gather to Witness.
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News18•03-10-2026, 15:01
Giant Python Rescued from Dausa Field After Two-Day Stay, Villagers Gather to Witness.
- •A 12-foot-long python was spotted in a millet field in Ghumna village, Dausa, causing a stir in the area.
- •A female laborer harvesting millet crop discovered the python, leading to panic among workers.
- •Villagers reported the python had been in the field for two days, raising concerns for safety.
- •The forest department team promptly arrived and successfully rescued the python.
- •The rescued python measured about 12 feet long and weighed over 40 kg, bringing relief to the villagers.
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A giant python was spotted in a millet field near a dam in Ghumna village located in the Sikrai sub-division of Dausa. The reptile was first discovered hidden in the field by a female laborer who was harvesting millet crops.
The huge python had been camping in the field for two days before it was successfully rescued. Forest department officials reported that the caught reptile measured about 12 feet in length and weighed over 40 kg.
After the terrified villagers notified the local forest department to ensure the safety of farmers and laborers, forest guard Mahendra and his team quickly arrived at the spot. They skillfully brought the heavy python under control, successfully averting any untoward incident.
