The best thing to hold onto in life is each other and this was manifested by a Bangladeshi man for his wife.
Dulal Chandra Roy, a resident of Lalmonirhat’s Panchagram union Bangladesh, sold his land and bought an elephant out of the proceeds as a token of love for his wife Tulsi Rani Dasi to fulfil her wish. Dulal is a farmer by profession. He sold two bighas of his land, went to Moulvibazar and bought an elephant for Tk 16.5 lakh. He returned home last week with the animal in a truck hired for Tk 20,000.
“I sold the land and bought the elephant to fulfil my wife’s dream,” he said.
Dasi said she had a dream about a year ago where she had bought an elephant and was taking care of it. It was not the first time she bought animals after seeing them in her dreams. A few years ago, Tulsi bought a horse, a swan and a goat. People from the nearby areas thronged the couple’s house to see the elephant. Dulal also hired a mahout, Ibrahim Mia from Moulvibazar on a monthly salary of Tk 15,000. “It’s for the first time I’ve seen someone buying an elephant in this age to fulfil his wife’s dream,” said Santona Rani, a resident of Rajarhat area.
IANS
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