Congress General Secretary and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra went on safari in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. During the Saturday evening safari, Priyanka Gandhi's gypsy trailed behind Tigress Riddhi for three hours. Meanwhile Priyanka Gandhi's son Rehan was also with her. Congress General Secretary reached Ranthambore Park for three days on Friday.
He stays here in a five star property. Wildlife expert and guide Vijay Singh Meena said – Priyanka Gandhi went on a safari in the second innings on Saturday. During this time he saw Tigress Riddhi and her daughter Mahi in Century Zone-3. Mahi also tried to hunt Chital in front of the tourist.
Priyanka Gandhi left her hotel for a safari around 3 pm on Saturday. He will also go on safari on Sunday.
Gipsy Tigress of Priyanka Gandhi and other travelers are following Riddhi.
The tiger mother and daughter thrilled the tourists Priyanka Gandhi and other tourists also witnessed a fight between Tigress Riddhi and Mahi in Zone-3. While Mahi tries to hunt Chital, Riddhi chases Sambar. Priyanka Gandhi's son Rehan Vadra also went on safari with his friends on Saturday morning, but did not see a tiger.
Earlier in November too, Priyanka Gandhi went on a tiger safari in Ranthambore with her family. Meanwhile, tigress Arrowhead and her three cubs were spotted in Zone No. 3. He watched the tigress and her cubs for about 25 minutes. Meanwhile, Priyanka's son captured this scene in his camera.
Priyanka Gandhi's son Rehan is fond of wildlife photography. An exhibition of his clicked photos has also been organized in Ranthambore.
75 tigers in Ranthambore Ranthambore National Park is spread over 1700 square kilometers. There are 75 tigers, tigresses and cubs. A tiger needs an area of about 35 km. In such a situation, 50 tigers can live here. That means Ranthambore has 25 tigers and more than capacity.
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