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SHOCKING: Leopard sneaks inside Gujarat assembly campus

As per sources, 100 people have been deployed to rescue the leopard. Both police and forest department teams are on their toes and are trying to locate the animal.

New Delhi: In a shocking incident, a leopard entered the Gujarat assembly campus late night on Sunday. The incident came to light after the same was captured on CCTV camera. The police cordoned the area and launched a search operation to find the leopard, but even after hours of searching the leopard could not be found. As per sources, the leopard entered the building at 2am. As per sources, 100 people were deployed to rescue the leopard. Both police and forest department teams remained on their toes; who made all the efforts to locate the animal. It can be clearly seen in the CCTV video that a leopard is entering the campus from below the gate. Luckily, no one has been injured so far. Speaking on the same SP Mayur Chawla said “Various agencies are searching for the leopard. Our priority is safety of all the employees; therefore we have cordoned off the area”. The assembly will only be re-opened after the leopard is rescued.

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