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Home / India / Cctv Footage Shows Leopard On Prowl In Jaipur Triggers Panic

CCTV footage shows leopard on prowl in Jaipur, triggers panic

Footage shows the big cat crossing a road in Kalyan Colony and moving across the roof of a house
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Jaipur, Updated At : 02:04 PM Nov 27, 2025 IST
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A leopard was spotted in residential areas of Jaipur again on Thursday, triggering panic among locals.

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The animal was seen in Shastri Nagar area near Sikar House in the early hours.

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CCTV footage showed the big cat crossing a road in Kalyan Colony and moving across the roof of a house, police said.

After the footage emerged, a forest department team launched a search operation in the area.

Officials said the leopard is likely to have strayed from Nahargarh forest range into the populated locality.

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On Wednesday, the leopard was sighted in Vidhyadhar Nagar and Panipetch areas.

Last week, a leopard entered the high-security Civil Lines area, where official residences of the governor, chief minister and several state ministers are located.

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