Bengaluru: The Vibgyor school in Whitefield, near Bengaluru, had an unexpected visitor on Sunday morning -- a leopard, which was caught on the school's CCTV cameras.
A security guard saw the big cat on the premises and raised the alarm a little after 4 am.
The Vibgyor School is located in Kundanahalli in the outskirts of the city - around 25 km from Bengaluru.
The police and the forest officials soon reached.
The footage also shows a forest official grappling with the big cat at the side of the swimming pool. He sustained a minor injury.
After a day-long operation, the animal was tranquilised and captured towards the evening.
The last time a leopard was seen in the Whitefield area was four years ago, in 2012.
A security guard saw the big cat on the premises and raised the alarm a little after 4 am.
The Vibgyor School is located in Kundanahalli in the outskirts of the city - around 25 km from Bengaluru.
The police and the forest officials soon reached.
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The footage also shows a forest official grappling with the big cat at the side of the swimming pool. He sustained a minor injury.
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After a day-long operation, the animal was tranquilised and captured towards the evening.
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The last time a leopard was seen in the Whitefield area was four years ago, in 2012.
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