Should Jallikattu be banned?

[tollywoodone]

Jallikattu, as you know is practiced in Tamil Nadu during Pongal, is a serious cause for concern. In the famous sport, a bull is released into the crowd for people to catch hold of its hump as long as possible. The sport is being followed since decades to preserve culture and tradition of the State. But is it humane to do so? There has been evidence which proves that the game has caused serious injuries, pain and distress to the animals. The sport which is conducted for the entertainment of the crowd at the expense of the animals is a topic of discussion.

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[SamosaChai]

YES 

[ManOnFire]

yes

[Kontekurradu]

17 minutes ago, ManOnFire said:

yes

kya rey, back to norway ?

[mekapichal_mnthmkura]

if it's practiced by Sambars then it should be banned ... Whatever sambar batch does it's always athi and should be banned

[mastercheif]

No ... 

[raskosamba]

No Man,

its not a game, its for scientific reason

Read the history and scientific reasons behind jallikattu..

you wont say yes to ban if u know it

[mastercheif]

Ippude chusava kamedy yenti ante ... Sambar wants to ban Peta anta.

Tamil paithyam Baga perigindhi 

[fake_Bezawada]

1 hour ago, Kontekurradu said:

kya rey, back to norway ?

netherlands kadhs 

[fake_Bezawada]

no it should not be banned 

[ManOnFire]

13 hours ago, Kontekurradu said:

kya rey, back to norway ?

amsterdam ya..

[SUBBARAVU]

No

[nandananditha]

13 hours ago, mastercheif said:

Ippude chusava kamedy yenti ante ... Sambar wants to ban Peta anta.

Tamil paithyam Baga perigindhi 

NDA g lo dammu unte slaughter houses ban chesi jallikatu cheyamanali

[yomama]

love da sambar galla gola, jali kattu ledu zaleem lotion ledu chal BC

[MindRinger]

16 hours ago, tollywoodone said:

Jallikattu, as you know is practiced in Tamil Nadu during Pongal, is a serious cause for concern. In the famous sport, a bull is released into the crowd for people to catch hold of its hump as long as possible. The sport is being followed since decades to preserve culture and tradition of the State. But is it humane to do so? There has been evidence which proves that the game has caused serious injuries, pain and distress to the animals. The sport which is conducted for the entertainment of the crowd at the expense of the animals is a topic of discussion.

For more info click here @  https://themangonews.com/india/should-jallikattu-be-banned/ 

 

Why do you care?

1) You obviously don't play.

2) You are not from the  aforementioned state.

3) You (hopefully) are not the bull.

There is only one theory left as to why you might care.

 You have nothing else to do.