60 snakes rescued from home in UP's Muzaffarnagar, released into forest
India Today
A house in UP's Muzaffarnagar was home to 60 snakes. Also, 75 broken egg shells were recovered. The snakes were released into the forest.
A house in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar district had been turned into a snake's nest. As many as 60 snakes and shells of about 75 eggs were found in the bathroom of the house.
The discovery spread panic across the locality. Snake catchers were called into action and after hours of effort, the snakes were caught and released into the forest.
As per information received, the house is located in Khatauli tehsil of the district. It belonged to Ranjit Singh but was rented out a long time ago.
On Wednesday, snakes started coming out of the bathroom of the house, creating chaos among other residents. They decided to call snake charmers for help, after which, when the bathroom floor was broken, 60 snakes and about 75 egg shells were found there.
The residents there said there was a lot of dirt at the house where the snake's nest was discovered.
Further, they said there was no proper drainage system due to which such a large number of snakes have come out from there.
(Inputs by Sandeep Saini)
