Updated On: 23 December, 2025 04:08 PM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
An alert was received around 10 am on Tuesday about a sambar deer moving dangerously near Pathardi Phata. A team led by the assistant conservator of forests (territorial), Nashik, along with forest range officers, guards, and the Rescue Nashik Division, rushed to the spot

The deer was found sitting under a tree on the service road close to the Mumbai–Agra Highway. PIC: Nashik Forest Department/RESQ CT
A sambar deer was rescued by the forest department on Monday morning after it was spotted running erratically in a busy part of Nashik City, raising concerns of a possible road accident.
According to the Maharashtra Forest Department, an alert was received around 10 am on Tuesday about a sambar deer moving dangerously near Pathardi Phata. A team led by the assistant conservator of forests (territorial), Nashik, along with forest range officers, guards, and the Rescue Nashik Division, rushed to the spot.