KANPUR: Locking up stray livestock in colleges is becoming an increasing number of commonplace in Uttar Pradesh with another such example reported from Anantpur Dhaukal village of Kanpur Dehat district. Farmers compelled out the scholars and lecturers of another basic faculty within the district and herded round 50 bovines within the faculty. The headmaster later summoned the police who drove away the livestock from the college.
This is the 5th time within the region when farmers have locked livestock in a school to stop the stray animals from destroying their plants.
“The scholars and lecturers have been attending their classes when a herd of just about 50 livestock swarmed into the college, leading to panic among the kids. When we requested the farmers to remove the livestock, they refused to budge and as a substitute requested us to vacate the premises. We right away vacated the college and took safe haven in a close-by house,” stated headmaster of the college Sunil Kumar.
Later, as there was once no option left, we requested the scholars to return to their homes as the college was once transformed right into a cow-shed through then, he added.
Block education officer Gyan Prakash Awasthi stated, “When I and the police from Mangalpur police station tried to pacify the farmers, they demanded that the livestock destroying their plants should be dumped both in within sight jungles or a cow safe haven built within the village.”
Station house officer (SHO) Mangalpur Tulsiram Pandey stated: “We right away rushed to the college after receiving an SOS from the college headmaster and drove the livestock away. We have apprised the senior district and cops about the incident.”
On Friday, a number of other folks, including 3 policemen, have been injured and police cars smashed after scores of farmers of Nagwan village in Bidhnoo clashed with a police staff for releasing the livestock they had locked inside a government basic primary faculty, alleging that the bovine have been harmful their plants.
The police had booked 50 persons on the fees of rioting and for hoarding livestock illegally within the faculty.
This is the 5th time within the region when farmers have locked livestock in a school to stop the stray animals from destroying their plants.
“The scholars and lecturers have been attending their classes when a herd of just about 50 livestock swarmed into the college, leading to panic among the kids. When we requested the farmers to remove the livestock, they refused to budge and as a substitute requested us to vacate the premises. We right away vacated the college and took safe haven in a close-by house,” stated headmaster of the college Sunil Kumar.
Later, as there was once no option left, we requested the scholars to return to their homes as the college was once transformed right into a cow-shed through then, he added.
Block education officer Gyan Prakash Awasthi stated, “When I and the police from Mangalpur police station tried to pacify the farmers, they demanded that the livestock destroying their plants should be dumped both in within sight jungles or a cow safe haven built within the village.”
Station house officer (SHO) Mangalpur Tulsiram Pandey stated: “We right away rushed to the college after receiving an SOS from the college headmaster and drove the livestock away. We have apprised the senior district and cops about the incident.”
On Friday, a number of other folks, including 3 policemen, have been injured and police cars smashed after scores of farmers of Nagwan village in Bidhnoo clashed with a police staff for releasing the livestock they had locked inside a government basic primary faculty, alleging that the bovine have been harmful their plants.
The police had booked 50 persons on the fees of rioting and for hoarding livestock illegally within the faculty.
Farmers herd stray cattle in another Kanpur school
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