The Bardhaman Zoological Park in West Bengal will be revamped, and animals such as tigers, lions, hippos and rhinos will be brought in, state Forest Minister Jyotipriya Mallick said.
Speaking to reporters after visiting the park in Ramnabagan Wildlife Sanctuary, Mallick said the state government is working to develop all the zoos in the state.
“The development works at the Bardhaman Zoological Park will start within two-and-a-half months,” he added.
“Tigers, lions, hippos and rhinos will be brought here, besides other types of animals and birds. A snake park will also be developed here,” he said.
“A deer park will also be set up here. A separate enclosure will be built to house the birds,” he added.
However, elephants will not be brought here because of space crunch, but bear and hyenas will be brought, the minister said.
Besides, amenities such as a new seating area will be developed, and two battery cars will be provided for elderly people, he said.
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