Bull Taming Results 100 injured 1 killed in Tamil Nadu

The Supreme Court had recently ban on Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu but people ignored the law and enjoying the sport Jallikattu (Bull Taming) results one person blush to death and other hundred were injured in the event Papappan Vidudhi in Pudukkottai.

Chennai(ABC Live): The Supreme Court had recently ban on Jallikattu in Tamil Nadu but people ignored the law and enjoying the sport Jallikattu (Bull Taming) results one person blush to death and other hundred were injured in the event Papappan Vidudhi in Pudukkottai. The killed person named ‘Ranganathan’ was a resident of Nerunchipatti village. 

A friend of died man told ABC Live’s resident correspondent that Ranganathan was watching the event when a bull blush him to death. He was not a participant in Jallikattu. 

Jallikattu is a wild bull taming sport played in Tamil Nadu as a part of Pongal celebration. 

In Jallikattu, an agitated bull is set to run in an open space. Several people, empty handed, try to tame it by controlling its horns. The winner gets a prize, which is generally tied to the horns of the bull. Only men take part in this game. Sometimes, more than one bull is loose at the same time. The village farmers take this game as a display of their mannish power.