In a dramatic and emotional incident from Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, a young calf narrowly escaped a tragic fate after being hit and dragged by a car on a busy road. The calf’s life was saved, thanks to the timely intervention of a herd of cows and concerned locals.
The Incident: Car Drags Calf Along Road
A video of the incident, which has gone viral on social media, shows the car dragging the calf for around 200 meters. The calf was trapped under the vehicle as it continued moving through a busy area, with no sign of stopping.
The Cow Herd’s Heroic Intervention
यह वीडियो छत्तीसगढ़ के रायगढ़ का है।
जब एक गाय का बछड़ा कार के नीचे आ गया तो गायें तुरंत दौड़कर कार के सामने खड़ी हो गई ताकि कार कुचल कर भाग न सके।
लोगों ने बछड़े को गाड़ी के नीचे से निकालकर बचाया और अब उसका इलाज चल रहा है। pic.twitter.com/FibdJcLyh7
— Sumita Bhinchar, MAKRANA (मोदी का परिवार) (@SumitaBhinchar) December 22, 2024
Just when it seemed like the calf’s fate was sealed, a herd of cows appeared on the scene. Their instinctive protective behavior created a blockade, stopping the car and forcing it to halt. The cows surrounded the vehicle, making it impossible for the car to continue driving, which allowed the calf to be rescued.
Locals’ Quick Action Saves the Calf
Once the car came to a stop, concerned locals rushed to the scene. Realizing that the calf was trapped underneath, they acted swiftly and carefully to free the animal. The combined efforts of the cow herd and the bystanders were crucial in ensuring the calf’s safe rescue.
Calf Rescued Alive, Undergoing Treatment
The calf was eventually freed from under the car and was seen alive in the footage. Although it had sustained some injuries, reports suggest that the calf is currently undergoing treatment and is expected to recover.
Reactions from the Online Community
The emotional video has sparked widespread reactions online, with many praising the protective instincts of the cows and the quick thinking of the locals. One user commented, “This is a true testament to the bond between humans and animals,” while others emphasized the need for improved road safety to protect stray animals.
