The Forest and police personnel have intensified search for the leopard in golf course in the military camp and surrounding areas.
On Saturday, a team of over 250 police and forest personnel entered the golf course. They were armed with weapons and were authorised to shoot at the animal. Forest Department sources said that the decision to send in armed constables was taken due to the continued threat of the wild animal roaming in the city. They are also carrying whistles, crackers, and drums to make sounds to bring out the animal from behind the bushes. Some members of the team are looking for pug marks and another team is studying the images captured in the camera traps. Cages have been placed at some clearings within the course. A similar attempt was made on Friday too.
