Woman walking with children injured after stray bull attacks her in Gwalior's Manpur Phase-1

A stray bull attacked a woman walking on a road in PM Awas Manpur Phase-1 in Gwalior. She was with her children at the time and was injured when the bull rammed into her.

People nearby rushed to help after the attack. They drove the bull away and rescued the woman. The whole incident was caught on a CCTV camera installed there, and the video has now surfaced.

Cattle roaming the roads are a danger to residents. Local people allege that the municipal corporation has failed to keep stray cattle off the streets. According to them, large numbers of cattle roam the city's roads and colonies. The animals often fight among themselves, which puts pedestrians and motorists at risk. Residents say the corporation's staff are not seen taking action on this.

Residents also said that during Deepavali, the loud noise of firecrackers panics bulls and other cattle and sends them running, which raises the risk of attacks on people on the road. They say that even at such times the corporation's staff do not appear active in catching the animals.

According to residents, hundreds of stray cattle are roaming the city's roads. They say that if the animals are not removed from the roads and colonies in time, such incidents could happen again. Residents have therefore demanded that the municipal corporation immediately launch a drive to catch stray bulls and other cattle. They want residential areas made safe.