PANAJI / COLVA: In a worrying situation, a total of four bull cases, are known locally as ‘Dhirio’, reported in three days in Cansaulim.
Animal activists in Goa have taken this problem to the Verna and Colva police station and demanded the case investigation and prevention of cruelty actions against their animals in their jurisdiction.
“Fighting with another bull is not a natural behavior for the animal.
Bulls are forced to fight each other by tearing the crowd, by applying irritation in their eyes and interesting and encouraging their tails to make them restless and fear.
The training process and struggle for the bull is very cruel And it always leads to a bull that is seriously injured or killed, “Alvares Norma, people for animals, Goa wrote in a letter to the police.
He further urged the Verna police to “end this threat,” and said that it was very important that the cases of bull-adues were investigated on the war footing.
Bull fighting that leads to murder or animal defects is a criminal violation both under the prevention of atrocities on the Animal Law (PCA), 1960 and the Criminal Procedure.
According to the complaint, the Dhirio event took place at Dabashree Ground, Cansaulim at 5.30 in the afternoon on August 7 and at 3pm on Monday, between 3 pm and 4pm, two separate Dhirio Bulls occurred between Foreigner Bulls and Mavali, and other battles , and others occur between Rickshakar Bulls and Hareaband.
On Tuesday, Banteng was detained at Fatrade in Varca, while three was held in Benaulim on Monday.
Dhirio’s practice is illegal according to PCA.
In addition, Dhirio’s practice was prohibited by the Bombay High Court in Goa in people for animals versus the Case of Goa in 1997, as a PCA provision.
This decision has also been enforced by the Supreme Court.