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Leopard runs amok in Mysuru, attacks locals | Video
Mysuru, Nov 04: A video of a leopard running amok on the streets of Krishnaraja Nagar in Mysuru district of Karnataka has gone viral on social media.
The video shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda it has led to a debate on the microblogging site on animal safety and increasing human encroachment.
The big cat was first sighted near a school on Mullur Road in K.R. Nagar in Mysuru district of Karnataka.
"Disturbing visuals from Mysore. The crowd is only adding to the already stressed leopard. Latest, it has been safely tranquilised by the forest Department officials. It's only mistake was that it was seen. After which the people became wild and the real wild struggled for safety," tweeted the IFS officer.
Disturbing visuals from Mysore.The crowd is only adding to the already stressed leopard.
— Susanta Nanda (@susantananda3) November 4, 2022
Latest, it has been safely tranquilised by the forest Department officials.
It’s only mistake was that it was seen. After which the people became wild & the real wild struggled for safety. pic.twitter.com/F4dXNsAYvT
In the video, a leopard is seen frantically running across a street and springing upon a bike-borne man. The biker fall off his vehicle. The wild animal turns back and starts chasing locals.
Forest officials who arrived at the location trapped the leopardand and released in Nagarahole National Park.
"One fail to understand logic throwing stone of a Leopard to tease. Why one draw pleasure in teasing a living creature, when one would not like himself to be teased," wrote a Twitter user.
"Its big leopard, Very good news is that leopard saved at the end. People needs to be little civilised towards wild animals. Problem is that people panic when they see bigcat," another tweeted.
Agreed, it's only mistake was to be seen in public.
— ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ (@icedchai69_) November 4, 2022
Leopard did not intrude in City, City / town occupied its territory…. We need to co live with each other..
— vinayak 🇮🇳 (@vinayakprabhuk) November 4, 2022
