Woman drags 10-ft python out of Rajasthan's Sarmathura village with a rope, video goes viral

A video from Sarmathura, a small town in Rajasthan's Dholpur district, is circulating widely on social media. It shows a woman pulling a 10-foot python out of a settlement with a rope. According to the information given in the video, the incident took place in Sarmathura.

The python is counted among the most dangerous animals of the jungle. Its massive size and its way of swallowing prey in one go frighten most people, and they run at the sight of one. This video, however, shows a different picture.

It is said that villagers panicked when a 10-foot python suddenly appeared in the village, and nobody knew what to do. A woman then came forward bravely. She tied the python's tail with a rope and pulled it, along with the rope, out of the village.

In the video, the woman is seen straining to pull the rope as the python is dragged along the ground behind her. She took it out of the town so that the python would not harm anyone in the fields. A few other women are seen with her, supporting and encouraging her.

Without worrying about her own life, the woman tried to take the python away from the settlement for the safety of the villagers. Her courage and presence of mind are being praised on social media.

The video has been shared on Instagram from an account named @dharmbai_dholpur. Many users have commented on it. One user wrote, "Wow, the women of this country are a force to reckon with." Another wrote, "The python must be thinking it was a mistake to come to this area, these people are very dangerous." Another wrote, "Haha, the python must be apologising to the women in its heart."