Residents of Ghuma's Sarandeep Society create memorial in memory of leopard
The incident of a leopard entering the society on 19 July has been given a permanent remembrance through an artwork
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 4:38 am · 1 min read
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Residents of Sarandeep Society located in the Ghuma area of Ahmedabad have taken a unique initiative by preparing a beautiful memorial of a leopard on the society's wall. According to a report by Sandesh, a leopard suddenly entered this society on 19 July, which caused a great commotion at that time.
Generally, when wildlife or leopards enter urban areas, panic and fear spread among the people, but the members of Sarandeep Society have embraced this unexpected visit positively. To give a permanent form to the memory of this thrilling incident, the residents have created an artwork by carving an attractive figure of a leopard on the society's wall.
This artwork prepared on the wall is attracting the attention of every person passing by. This has become a matter of curiosity and pride for the people of the society. This positive approach towards wildlife and the creativity of the residents are currently being widely discussed across Ahmedabad city and on social media. As the incident went viral on social media, people have been praising this step taken by the society.
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