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Narrow escape for J&K BJP leader as leopard enters residence
Srinagar, March 23
Ashok Koul, BJP general secretary (Organisation) had a narrow escape on Wednesday when a leopard entered his residence in J&K's Srinagar city.
Official sources said Koul had a narrow escape when a leopard entered the lawns of his official residence in the Church Lane area of Srinagar city.
"He was taking a morning walk in the lawn when a leopard suddenly entered the lawn of his official residence in the Church Lane area.
"Koul managed to give the leopard a slip while wildlife officials were called in who caged the leopard", official sources said.
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