Family members crying after the death of a farmer in Hasanpur
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Farmer Suresh (45), who was guarding the crops on his farm in Hasanpur, was attacked by a bull. A farmer who ran to escape the attack of a bull died after falling face down on the road. The death created a wave of excitement among the family members. Police have sent the body for postmortem. Legal action is being taken.
45-year-old farmer Suresh, son of Roopram, resident of Batupura village of Kotwali area, was guarding the wheat crop in his field on Tuesday night. It is said that as soon as he tried to take out the bull that had entered the field, the bull became aggressive. He ran towards them. During this time, as soon as the farmer ran in the other direction to save himself, he fell face down and died.
After some time, when the family members reached the spot, they came to know about the incident. The news of the death sent a wave of mourning among the family members. The deceased left behind one son and six daughters. On information, police also reached the spot. CO Deep Kumar Pant said that the body has been sent for post-mortem. Legal action is being taken.
A continuous campaign is being conducted to catch predatory animals. Wherever animals are left. Everyone will be sent to the cow shed. –Pushkar Nath Chaudhary, SDM Hasanpur
15 people have taken their lives in ten months
Bulls and other wild animals are attacking people and killing them every day. But the responsible officers and public representatives are not at all serious about this. One after another, people are becoming victims of bull attacks and the authorities are shrugging off the issue of launching a campaign to catch them. In the last ten months, 15 people have lost their lives in attacks by bulls and other wild animals.
