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TIRUPATI: banned 'jallikattuâx80, on Saturday, thousands of people from about six villages in the chitodor district participated in "sports activities ", these include chasing bulls and cows through narrow roads to tame them.
'Jallikattu â x80 x99 or' pasuvula panduga â x80 x99 (Cattle Festival)
On the last day of three months.
Sankranti's day harvest festival.
Jallikattu is quite popular in Tamil Nadu.
In Andhra Pradesh, the event was held in several villages in the Chito area.
Police warned earlier that severe criminal action would be taken, however, when hundreds of animals were caught up in the participants' shouts, they remained silent.
The Supreme Court banned the incident because it involved animal abuse and threats to people's lives.
But the villagers did not bother to follow the Supreme Court's orders, and the police were more willing to turn a blind eye.
By the way, Chito is the home area of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.
In fact, Naidou and his family celebrated sanklanti in the village of naravaripal, his ancestor. His brother-in-
The law and film actor N Balakrishna of Thursday's film dictator is also in the village.
Organizers of Jallikattu invited Balakrishna to witness the event and join them in celebrating the success of his film.
Pasuvula Panduga, as the people of Chito would like to call it jalicatu, chandrajiri mandal, baredipa, in Pakala mandal
At least 10 people were injured while the frightened animals were running, while young people chased them.
The authorities were ready for medical assistance and closed all liquor stores in Mandal.
Prior to being sent to the hospital, special medical camps were opened outside the village to provide first aid to the injured.
Animal rights activists believe the animals have suffered internal injuries, causing them to die slowly.
The main event was held in Rangampet, where people from many villages gathered with animals decorated with wreaths.
A small metal plate is tied to the corner of the animal.
Participants chase animals in order to catch the metal plate.
The person who tame the animal and holds the metal plate is declared the winner.
According to reports arriving here, some cattle farmers fed wine to the animals.
Some even fed cattle with a paste made of powder ganja leaves and jiggery, trying to "kick" the game.
Thousands of people, including Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, gathered in chandrajiri and pakra Mandra to witness jalica.
Many people stand on the roof and high and can clearly see the chase of animals.
With plenty of rainfall in the area, all the reservoirs are filled and the enthusiasm is very obvious.
God is good to us.
We got record rainfall during the northeast monsoon.
During the two seasons on the farm, the animals worked hard in the fields.
A villager told the local media when asked to explain the meaning of so-and now it's time to give them some entertainment and rest
Called Niu Festival
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