The leopard, which was trapped in a cage put up by forest officials, did not have any resemblance with the one which was responsible for the death of the seven persons, they said.
Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (Wildlife), S S Mishra today reviewed the situation in the wake of many deaths caused by the leopard since March 24.
According to a press note, a leopard was found trapped in a cage, installed at compartment number 520 in Borda forests under Chandrapur Division on Saturday.
Officials said the search for the trouble making leopard would continue.
The trapped leopard is a full-grown male of around 8-9 years of age, the press note said.
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