**BREAKING: MYSTERY WILD ANIMAL SPOTTED AT PM MODI’S SWEARING-IN CEREMONY IDENTIFIED AS “LEO THE LOVABLE LEOPARD” BY EXPERTS**
New Delhi, India – In a shocking turn of events, the animal that crashed the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not just any ordinary creature, but a “leopard of mass destruction” that has left experts baffled and social media users going wild.
According to eyewitnesses, the sleek and agile animal, later identified as Leo, was seen sauntering into the ceremony, sending dignitaries running for cover and causing a massive commotion.
“I was about to administer the oath when suddenly, this…this…thing appeared out of nowhere!” exclaimed a shaken Vice President. “I mean, I’ve seen some wild things in my time, but this was like something out of a Bollywood movie!”
Despite initial reports that the animal was a mere ” stray cat”, sources close to the Prime Minister’s office confirmed that Leo was, in fact, a full-grown leopard with a penchant for fancy footwork and a taste for the dramatic.
“We’re not sure where it came from, but we’re pretty sure it’s not from around here,” said a senior police officer, still shaken by the encounter. “I mean, have you ever seen a leopard do a backflip off a podium? It’s like it had a PhD in chaos theory!”
As news of the incident spread like wildfire on social media, #LeoTheLeopard trended on Twitter, with many users speculating about the animal’s origins and motivations.
“I’m convinced it’s a trained leopard from a rival country,” tweeted @SkepticalSally. “I mean, who else could pull off such a daring stunt?”
Others, however, were more sympathetic to Leo’s plight. “I think it’s just a lost soul looking for a good selfie op,” tweeted @CompassionateCarl.
The Prime Minister’s office has since released a statement assuring citizens that Leo was safely apprehended and is currently undergoing a thorough examination by a team of expert animal wranglers.
When asked for comment, Prime Minister Modi simply smiled and said, “Well, I guess you could say our ceremony was the wildest one yet!”
In related news, sales of leopard-print clothing and accessories have skyrocketed, and a new hashtag #LeopardNation has emerged, with fans worldwide pledging their support for the fearless feline.
