Madurai: Fresh restrictions on the state government announced on Wednesday has reduced the spirit of organizing Jallikattu in Madurai.
The government limits worshipers in the temples during the weekend will have an impact on the game, because it is an important part of Jallikuttu.
P Rajasekhar, Jallikuttu Pervai coordinator, said that they were waiting for clear guidelines from the government over the behavior of the game.
Even if the government passed to go for Alanangallur Jallikattu, it would be held only if the total locking on Sunday was appointed, because this year was scheduled to be held on January 16.
The behavior of Avanipuram Jallikattu, the first game of the season to be held on January 14, is not sure because of the dispute between the committee and the village.
Palamedu Jallikattu will fall on Saturday.
If the public is not permitted at the temple as part of the locking limit, it will rule out the game.
Control the crowd in three large jallikatus in Madurai is not possible, say sources from the income department.
Last year, more than 500 bulls were registered for each of the three matches in Madurai.
Every bull, who enters the arena, has two people who accompany it.
However, three or five men will be responsible for arresting him when leaving the field.
Therefore, the bull will bring around five people together with him, and for 500 bulls, there will be 2,500 men, besides the audience.
“I spent my salary a month 6,000 to train my bull, Karuppan, for the past month, and now I’m not sure whether the money is gone,” said M Arun Kumar, from Malamadai.
The police source and income said that Jallikattu on a routine annual date, looked gloomy this year.
Madurai: New restrictions can interfere with jallikatu behavior
