June 11 (UPI) — Authorities in India stated an animal found in the live broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s swearing-in event was not a leopard, regardless of reports on social networks.
Audiences of the live broadcast Monday discovered a big feline walking in the background while Modi was sworn in for his 3rd term at Rashtrapati Bhavan, the prime minister’s Delhi home, and some social networks users stated it appeared that a leopard had actually discovered its method into the structure.
The reports wound up being reported on by news media, leading Delhi Authorities to react on social networks.
“Some media channels and social networks manages are revealing an animal image caught throughout the live telecast of oath taking event held at the Rashtrapati Bhavan the other day, declaring it to be a wild animal,” authorities composed. “These realities are not real, the animal caught on video camera is a typical home feline. Please do not abide by such pointless reports.”
