Leopard spotted at Cadenza apartment Citizens are in a panic state. Please take some action immediately
A Leopard has been sighted gracefully navigating the roads in AECS Layout – A Block, Kudlu Gate. Quite the unexpected urban explorer, wouldn’t you say?
Kindly do the needful at the earliest before it attacks anyone Leopard spotted at Cadenza apartment 1st floor in Kudlu Gate, Bengaluru & near MS Dhoni International School.
The Leopard sighting became the talk of the town last week when CCTV footage revealed the majestic creature strolling down the streets under the cover of darkness. Quite the unexpected guest, wouldn’t you say?
BENGALURU: A touch of wild intrigue has swept through the IT corridor in south-east Bengaluru, as a leopard sighting has put residents on edge.
Concerns are rising among those living in upscale apartment complexes near MS Dhoni Global School on Kudlu Main Road, as well as in the neighboring areas of Singasandra and HSR Layout. In the past two days, a leopard has been spotted multiple times in the vicinity.
Viral video clips, captured by vigilant CCTV cameras, depict the leopard gracefully navigating the basement parking area and elevator lobby of an apartment complex. Social media is buzzing with these unexpected glimpses of wildlife in the heart of the city. Stay tuned for updates on this urban jungle adventure!
Bengaluru’s Electronic City, renowned as the information technology corridor of India, has recently made headlines not just for its traffic congestion and flooding issues, but for an unexpected visitor a leopard on the prowl for over four days.
The presence of the elusive big cat first came to light last week through CCTV footage capturing its nocturnal walks through the streets. Adding to the intrigue, a new video emerged on Monday, revealing the leopard’s presence in the parking area of a residential complex.
In response to the situation, the forest department has issued a stern warning, advising the public against venturing out at night. To tackle the situation, three teams, each comprising 10 members, have been formed. Cages have been strategically placed in the area, and as a precautionary measure, doctors from the Bannerghatta Zoological Gardens have been enlisted. Forest officials are armed with tranquillizer guns, ready to take action.
Subhash K Malkhede, the principal chief conservator of forests (wildlife) and chief wildlife warden of Karnataka, reassured the public, stating, “As soon as we spot the leopard, we will take it away and tranquillise it if required.” Stay tuned for updates on this wild urban adventure!
The Forest Department is actively searching for the elusive leopard that has been roaming in the Kadugodi (Whitefield) area.
N Ravindra Kumar, deputy conservator of forests, Bengaluru Urban, reported that despite deploying staff and conducting thorough searches, they have not yet located the leopard. In such areas with small patches of forest land, it’s not uncommon for leopards to venture out during the dark hours, according to another forest official.
Following the CCTV footage on October 27, which captured the leopard entering the city and subsequently disappearing, extensive patrols involving 30-35 staff members in Kudlu Gate have been conducted without success. While public concern is understandable, no further updates have been received since the initial incident. Given the proximity of Bannerghatta National Park, approximately 8km away, there is a possibility that the leopard might return.
To ensure public safety, Kumar advises against early morning and late-night walks, urging parents to keep children indoors. Two trap cages have already been deployed, with an additional two scheduled for placement tomorrow. Kumar emphasizes that there’s no need for panic, and the department is committed to determining the origin of this big cat’s appearance. Stay vigilant, and we’ll keep you posted on further developments.