The Forest Department officials are trying to capture the wild animal so that it can be released back in the wild.
Three people were injured by a leopard that entered a residential area in Kalyan, near Mumbai on Thursday triggering a huge scare in the area.
Forest Department and Fire Brigade officials have reached the site and one of the videos shows them rescuing an injured person who is bleeding after the attack.
In another video, a victim was seen with bandages on his head and an arm.
The Forest Department officials are trying to capture the wild animal so that it can be released back in the wild.
Aleopard was also seen in a residential area of Nashik yesterday. It was tranquilised and caged shortly after midnight, officials said.
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