Eight-Foot Python Rescued in Bandra, Mumbai
In a recent wildlife rescue operation, an eight-foot python was saved from the Bandra (East) area of Mumbai. The snake was discovered near a highway, prompting local police to call in expert rescuers. This incident follows another recent rescue of a nine-foot python from a duct in Dharavi. The swift action by authorities highlights ongoing efforts to manage wildlife in urban settings.
Dec 18, 2025, 11:37 IST
Rescue Operation in Bandra
An eight-foot-long python has been successfully rescued from the Bandra (East) area of Mumbai, as reported by a police official. The snake was spotted on Wednesday night near a highway in the Kalanagar locality.
Upon receiving the alert, the police enlisted the help of rescuers Kaushik Kini and Rishit Sawant to safely capture the python. Just a few days prior, a nine-foot python was rescued from a duct in the neighboring Dharavi area.