The wildlife department of Gurgaon has cordoned off the area.
The leopard was spotted this morning at the Sohna-Palwal road by some locals. It later moved towards the residential areas, they said.
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"The leopard was spotted in the Sohna residential area at around 11 AM but it has not hurt anyone till now," ACP-PRO Gurgaon Police Manish Sehgal told PTI.
He said a team of local police and wildlife department officials is ready with tranquillisers to capture the leopard.
It is not the first time that a leopard has been spotted near residential areas of Gurgaon. A week ago, a leopard was sighted at the Golf Course area.
These wild animals usually stray into human habitats as there is a scarcity of water in the Aravalli region, officials said.
Last year, a male leopard was killed with sharp edged weapons and sticks in Manesar in which 12 people were injured.
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