Leopard enters house in North Delhi’s Jagatpur, attacks 3 persons; caught after 4-hour operation

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Updated At : 04:27 PM Apr 01, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, April 1

A leopard entered a house in North Delhi on Monday morning. Three persons have been attacked by the vertebrate, police said.

A fire department official said that after four hours of operation, the leopard was caught.

The three injured have been identified as Mahender, Akash and ⁠Rampal, all residents of Jagatpur village, .

An official said, “A PCR call was received today at 6:14 am. The complainant said, ‘A tiger entered the house near Aadarsh Nagar gali number three in Jagatpur village’.”

However, officials confirmed the news after reaching the spot.

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