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Maha: Leopard on the prowl captured near Pune city

A leopard roaming in a residential area on the outskirts of Pune city in Maharashtra was captured on Monday morning after it was tranquilised during a three-hour operation, which involved personnel of police, forest personnel and others

Pune | A leopard roaming in a residential area on the outskirts of Pune city in Maharashtra was captured on Monday morning after it was tranquilised during a three-hour operation which involved personnel of police, forest personnel and others, an official said.

The feline was spotted in Ahiregaon in Warje Malwadi and other adjoining areas, which caused panic.

A joint team of Forest department officials, city police, and RESQ conducted the operation to capture the spotted big cat, an official said.

"Initially, the team cast a net to capture the leopard but the big cat ran away from the spot. Officials later tranquilised the animal and caught it alive," the Forest department official said.

A huge crowd gathered at the spot to catch a glimpse of the big cat, but fortunately, nobody was injured.

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