Leopard that injured 7 in Lucknow, captured

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Updated At : 08:29 PM Dec 27, 2021 IST

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Lucknow, December 27

The leopard that had been on the prowl in Lucknow since the past three days and also attacked several people, was finally captured by a team of forest officials on Monday.

The big cat was captured and put into a cage in Janakipuram area after he attacked a policeman and another resident.

A forest official said that the leopard was rather aggressive.

Forest officials said that the animal would late be released into the wild.

The number of persons attacked by the leopard in the past 24 hours had gone up to 11. IANS

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