Gurugram woman finds 5 ft long python in her kitchen
Updated on Aug 02, 2018 06:40 pm IST
Suman Gautam, who was puttering in her kitchen to make tea early on Wednesday morning, was jolted out of her reverie when spotted a five-foot-long, male, Indian Rock Python coiled up in her kitchen. The Sheetla Colony resident had picked up the gas lighter to ignite the burner, when she spotted something moving under it. It took Suman under 10 minutes to alert her husband and the entire neighbourhood of the find. Even as the wildlife rescue team and local wildlife enthusiast Anil Gandas took an hour to reach the spot, rescuing the python, who by now had become the centre of attention of the entire neighbourhood, took a little longer.
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