Leopard At Rashtrapati Bhavan: The viral video shows an animal, allegedly a leopard, casually walking through the Rashtrapati Bhavan when the official procedure during oath ceremony was being carried out on the stage.
Leopard At Rashtrapati Bhavan
The incident occurred when MP Durga Das completed his oath and signed the papers. The viral video has sparked a buzz on social media, with netizens speculating about the animal’s identity—some suggesting it was a leopard, while others thought it might be a pet cat or dog. The mysterious animal was seen multiple times on the staircase during the oath-taking ceremony.
Leopard at Rashtrapati Bhavan? Video
Some individuals claimed the footage was altered, while others thought it showed a cat instead of a leopard. To further heighten the mystery, live footage captured for DD News also included the animal ambling around in the background.
“Whoa, that was an amazing catch—if not manipulated. It’s a cat,” an internet user said.
One more person said, “It’s not a big cat.” Even from this far away, it appears large. The way it functions is that it is a large feline, akin to a leopard or tiger. or a lioness. It’s quite strange if this isn’t an altered video.”
Can you spot something unusual happening here?
An animal, allegedly a leopard, was spotted walking at the Rashtrapati Bhavan.
This happened when MP Durga Das was carrying out official procedures on stage. pic.twitter.com/GcH8buYFPF
— Sneha Mordani (@snehamordani) June 10, 2024
In the meantime, Madhya Pradesh’s Betul (ST) Lok Sabha seat winner in the most recent general elections, Durgadas Uikey, took the oath of office as a Minister.
The swearing-in ceremony marked the beginning of Prime Minister Modi’s third term, where he pledged to serve the 140 crore citizens of India and work towards the nation’s progress. The ceremony also saw the oath of office and secrecy administered to a 72-member Council of Ministers , which included 30 cabinet ministers(Leopard At Rashtrapati Bhavan), 36 Ministers of State, and five Ministers of State with independent charge.
This peculiar incident at the Rashtrapati Bhavan will be remembered for its unexpected twist during a momentous occasion. It is a reminder of the unpredictable nature of live events and the power of social media in shaping public discourse. The quick response from the
Delhi Police called the news a rumor
The Delhi Police denied such reports and wrote on social media site X(Leopard At Rashtrapati Bhavan), “The facts being shown are incorrect. The animal captured in the camera is a pet cat. Please do not pay attention to such rumours.” In its second post, Delhi Police wrote, “Some media channels and social media handles are showing the picture of an animal taken during the live telecast of the swearing-in ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan yesterday and claiming that it is a wild animal. This fact is absolutely wrong.”
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