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Virat's buffalo wins Shajapur buffalo fight; Raja-Pathan bout stopped midway

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A buffalo fight near Bapu ki Kutia in Shajapur's Lalghati area saw Virat's animal beat Krish's, while the second bout was halted when neither animal would back down.

A buffalo fight was held on Tuesday in a ground near Bapu ki Kutia in the Lalghati police station area of Shajapur. In the first bout, Virat's buffalo defeated Krish's buffalo. The second bout, between the buffaloes of Raja and Pathan, could not be completed.

According to the organisers, the fight was held this year as it is every year. Last year, bouts had to be held at separate places because permission was not granted. This time the fight took place on a large ground in the presence of MLA Arun Bhimawat, and a large number of spectators came to watch.

At the start of the event, committee members welcomed MLA Arun Bhimawat by tying a safa on him. The MLA then performed the bhoomi pujan of the ground, after which the fight began.

In the first bout, the buffaloes of Krish and Virat locked horns for a long time. In the end, Virat's buffalo overpowered Krish's. In the second bout, the buffaloes of Raja and Pathan clashed fiercely. Neither animal gave way during the prolonged contest. Committee members then intervened and separated the two buffaloes, and the bout had to be ended unfinished.

During the fight, people were seen entering the ground several times, which raised questions about security arrangements. Spectators going onto the ground in the middle of the clashes could have caused an accident.

After the fight ended, MLA Arun Bhimawat and all the spectators left for their homes. The event again showed people's enthusiasm for buffalo fights, but it also left serious questions about crowd control and security arrangements.

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