Leopard scare at Infosys campus: Forest Department deploys 120 personnel in intensified search operation.

A leopard has been spotted on the Infosys campus in Mysuru, India, and the Forest Department has been searching for it since December 31. Despite efforts, including deploying 120 staff, camera traps, thermal drones, and wire mesh, the leopard remains elusive. As a result, all employees, including 7,000 trainees and staff, have been instructed to work from home until January 26. The hostel inmates, who were previously escorted to their workplaces daily, have been asked to return home. The Forest Department has also intensified its search, deploying 12 teams, including 70 personnel from the Leopard Task Force and Elephant Task Force, and 70 security personnel from Infosys. Two drones were also used for aerial searches. Forest officials, including the Conservator of Forests (Mysuru Circle) and Deputy Conservator of Forests, have visited the campus to inspect the situation and offer suggestions. The search operation continues, with the Forest Department determined to capture the elusive leopard.