'Girl Mowgli' Raised By Monkeys Found In UP Forest

Aazad Staff

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The child, believed to be about 8 years old, was protected by a troop of monkeys. Authorities are now looking for her parents.

An eight year old girl who prefers to walk using her hands and legs, like monkeys, has been rescued from a troop of monkeys in Uttar Pradesh?s Katarniyaghat wildlife sanctuary.

At the district hospital in Bahraich, where she is learning to be human, the child is lovingly called the ?girl Mowgli? ? after the much-adored, wolf-raised protagonist of Rudyard Kipling?s iconic children?s tale The Jungle Book.

She was naked when she was first spotted by villagers in the forests back in January. She was with a troop of monkeys who were treating her as their family member.

The locals informed police about the unusual sighting and a team brought her to civilization. But the rescue was not easy as the monkeys put up a stiff resistance. Besides, the girl was also scared of humans and kept screaming as she was approached by humans.

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