From ancient times to the present, cattle symbolize sacredness, wealth and prosperity in Hinduism, so in India and Nepal there is a rule that prohibits the slaughter and consumption of beef, and no one can infringe on cattle. However, in recent days, an Indian man took out a wooden stick on the side of the road, walked to a cow and whipped continuously, and the cow did not want to show weakness to fight back, so that the horn on his head threw the man into the air and fell heavily to the ground.
According to the local media "News18", the incident occurred at about 5 p.m. on the 3rd, on the side of the road in Gondal, Gujarat, in the western Indian state of Gujarat, where a man took out a wooden stick and whipped the cow on the back in order to drive the cow away. Unexpectedly, the cow turned back to fight back, and used the sharp horns on its head to hit the man, and when it reached the corner, it directly "shoveled up" and threw it into the air.
The report also pointed out that in fact, the man was pierced by the horn of the bull, and after falling heavily to the ground, he was completely unable to move, and the cow slowly turned its head and left after seemingly satisfied. Then, nearby residents rushed to help, but the man's injuries were too serious, and after being rushed to the hospital for rescue, he still lacked surgery and died. After the incident was exposed, it set off a fierce backlash from the local people, who told the government that bison were rampant, but they did not get any treatment.
