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Leopard Sighting Triggers Panic in Ahmedabad’s Ghuma, Forest Teams Launch Search

By GS Team
20 Jul 20262 mins read
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Leopard sighting in Ahmedabad's Ghuma suburb triggers panic. A large-scale search is underway by Forest and Zoo departments after CCTV captured the big cat in Sharan Deep Society. Mayor visited the site, urging residents to stay indoors and remain cautious as authorities work to ensure public safety.

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Leopard Sighting Triggers Panic in Ahmedabad’s Ghuma, Forest Teams Launch Search

Panic gripped residents in Ahmedabad’s western suburb of Ghuma after a leopard was spotted roaming inside a residential society, prompting authorities to launch a large-scale search operation.

According to officials, the leopard was seen inside the premises of Sharan Deep Society in the Ghuma area. CCTV cameras installed in the society captured the animal moving freely within the compound.

The unexpected appearance of the leopard has left residents frightened, with many choosing to remain indoors.

Mayor visits spot as authorities launch operation

Taking note of the seriousness of the incident, civic authorities swung into action early on Sunday morning. The mayor also visited the area to review the situation.

An official said the mayor informed the authorities about the sighting at around 4 am and personally inspected the site.

Search operation underway since early morning

Teams from the Kankaria Zoo Department and the Forest Department have been stationed at the spot since 5.30 am. A joint search operation is currently underway to trace the leopard.

Officials are combing the society premises and nearby areas in an attempt to locate the animal.

Residents urged to remain cautious

The Forest Department and zoo officials have appealed to residents to avoid stepping out unnecessarily and to remain vigilant until the operation is completed.

Authorities are continuing rescue efforts in and around the society to ensure the safety of local residents.