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Leopard enters India from Pakistan by crossing the border, netizens welcome this ‘trespassing’

Overall, Indians cheered the homecoming of the leopard in India from Pakistan.

A leopard had entered India from Pakistan side after crossing the international border in Ramgarh sub sector of Samba earlier today. Video of the same has been released by the Border Security Force (BSF) and shared by news agency ANI.

This left the netizens amused who said they welcome such kind of ‘trespassing’ from Pakistan side.

Netizens said how this kind of ‘trespassing’ is fine as long as the ones trespassing are not wearing bombs.

Netizens were referring to the Islamist terrorists who have often crossed border from Pakistan side to unleash terror on Indian soil.

Some even joked how it might be a RAW agent returning after a successful mission. RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) is the intelligence agency of India.

Some even joked how even animals don’t want to live in a poverty-stricken country.

Overall, Indians cheered the homecoming of the leopard in India from Pakistan.

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