However, the big cat did not harm anyone and was tranquilised by a team of the Forest Department.
"The panther entered into the basement of an under- construction shopping complex in Radhakrishnapura colony this morning. On receiving information, a team of police and forest officials reached the spot," DFO Sikar Rajendra Huda told PTI.
He said that the panther, aged around one-and-a-half years, was tranquilised by the Forest Department team which came from Jaipur. The feline was released in the forest in Sikar's Patan area.
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