A rare leopard sighting has been reported on the Infosys campus in Mysuru, prompting authorities to advise employees to work from home.

A leopard was spotted in the Infosys campus in Mysuru, Karnataka, leading to a unprecedented precautionary measure. The authorities asked all employees to work from home (WFH) from March 15 to 17, as a precautionary measure. The company took this step to ensure the safety of its employees and prevent any potential disruptions. The leopard was spotted in the IT major’s campus on the outskirts of Mysuru. The animal is believed to have strayed from the nearby Nagaragwara Wildlife Sanctuary. The employees were informed about the leopard’s presence through an internal communication, and they were asked to stay indoors and avoid venturing out. The company also deployed its security personnel and local wildlife authorities to relocate the leopard to a safer area. The WFH arrangement was a temporary measure to ensure the safety of the employees until the leopard can be safely relocated.