Stray Bull Attacks Woman for 50 Seconds in Gwalior, CCTV Captures Horror

The terror of stray cattle is creating a serious danger for pedestrians in Gwalior. A stray bull suddenly attacked a woman who was walking with her children at PM Awas Manpur Phase-1. The bull knocked her to the ground and continued attacking her with its horns and feet for around 50 seconds.

People in the area had to make considerable efforts to save the woman. After trying to drive the bull away, they finally managed to chase it from the spot. The woman was injured in the attack. The entire incident was captured on a CCTV camera installed in the area, and the video has now emerged.

According to information, the woman was walking with her children when the bull suddenly charged at her. It hit her and threw her to the ground. The bull then continued to attack her while she remained on the ground.

Seeing the woman trapped in the bull’s attack, people nearby immediately rushed to help. They tried to drive the animal away by shouting and using different methods. The effort continued for some time before the bull finally moved away from the spot. The woman was then saved.

The incident has led to anger among local residents. People allege that the municipal corporation has failed to remove stray cattle from roads and residential areas. A large number of stray cattle are said to keep roaming on the city’s roads and in its colonies.

Residents say these animals sometimes fight among themselves, creating a continuing danger for pedestrians and vehicle drivers. The presence of stray cattle in residential areas also raises concerns about the safety of people and children living there.

According to local people, the loud sound of firecrackers during Diwali frightens bulls and other cattle. They say the animals start running rapidly on the roads out of fear, increasing the possibility of attacks on people during that period.

Despite this, residents say the municipal corporation’s team does not appear to be running an effective campaign to catch stray cattle. They allege that the problem continues on the city’s roads and in residential areas.

People say hundreds of stray cattle are roaming on the city’s roads. The incident in Manpur Phase-1 has once again raised questions about the municipal corporation’s cattle-control system.

Local residents have demanded that the corporation immediately launch a campaign to catch stray bulls and other stray cattle. They say this is necessary to ensure the safety of people and children living in residential areas.

The incident has also raised a question over whether the municipal corporation is waiting for a major mishap or whether it will take concrete action after the attack to remove stray cattle from the roads.