A 15 feet long python has been found in Tikamgarh district. - Photo: Amar Ujala expansion Follow Us A 15 feet long python has been found in Kunwarpur village of Tikamgarh district. The python was sitting after hunting the national bird peacock. Snake saver Amar Singh Rajput and the forest department team rescued it and released it into the forest. On Thursday afternoon, information was received about the presence of a python in the field of farmer Mahesh Kushwaha of Kunwarpur village adjacent to Tikamgarh district headquarters, which had swallowed the national bird peacock. After receiving the information, the famous snake saver Amar Singh Rajput of Tikamgarh district got the information. They reached the spot. After this the villagers also informed the Forest Department team and the Forest Department team also reached the spot, but seeing the situation the Forest Department team gave up. After this, Amar Singh Rajput displayed courage and rescued a 15 feet long python. It took him about 1 hour for this rescue and after the rescue, he along with the Forest Department team left him in the Madhuban forest located in Sudha Sagar of Tikamgarh district. Amar Singh Rajput told that he has been rescuing the snake for a long time. In this sequence, on Thursday, he rescued a python which was 15 feet long and weighed more than 50 kg. He told that the python had swallowed the national bird peacock. It took about an hour to rescue him. After this, the forest department team reached the spot and along with the forest department team, they released the python in the forest.