Six‑Foot Crocodile Rescued from Kurukshetra Drain, Relocated to Breeding Centre

A six‑foot crocodile was rescued from a drain in Kurukshetra, Haryana, by local authorities.
The animal was found in a drainage system that had become a temporary habitat for the reptile.
After the rescue, the crocodile was transferred to a designated breeding centre for further care and monitoring.
The move is part of a broader effort to manage wildlife that inadvertently finds its way into human settlements.
No injuries were reported among the rescuers or the animal during the operation.