A team led by renowned snake rescuer Pawan Jogpal, known as the “Snake Man,” safely captured India’s most venomous snake discovered in northern India’s Uttarakhand. The team promptly relocated the snake to a nearby forest, ensuring the safety of the residents and maintaining the ecological balance.

The incident took place at Mehuwala Village in Dehradun District on September 3.

Visuals showed In a tense and nerve-wracking scene, a snake catcher entered a house to capture a hidden snake. After an extensive search, he finally spotted the snake, which was lodged in a small hole near the door. Carefully approaching, the snake catcher worked with precision and calm, reaching into the narrow space to secure the snake without causing it harm. The household members gripped with fear and anxiety, watched closely as the snake was successfully rescued. The atmosphere was thick with tension, but the relief was palpable as the snake catcher triumphantly emerged, holding the safely contained reptile.

According to reports in Mehuwala village, India’s most venomous snake was discovered, causing alarm among the residents. Renowned snake rescuer Pawan Jogpal, known as the “Snake Man,” and his team quickly arrived at the scene. Demonstrating skill and expertise, they successfully captured the dangerous snake. After ensuring it was safely contained, they released it back into the wild, minimizing the risk to both the villagers and the snake. The swift action by Pawan Jogpal and his team ensured a safe resolution to the potentially hazardous situation.