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Despite the capture of five wolves, the fear of wolves in Uttar Pradesh’s Bahraich is not abating. Conversely, after capturing five companions, this remaining sixth wolf has become more aggressive. This wolf attacked three people in two days. The latest incident happened late Wednesday night. In which the wolf attacked a middle-aged woman who was sleeping on the bed inside the house. As the wolf tried to pull the woman by the neck, she started screaming. Hearing the screams and seeing the woman’s daughter-in-law, the wolf fled towards the forest.
The case is from Tapra village in Khairighat police station area. Earlier this wolf had attacked two different people on Tuesday night. According to locals, Pushpa, a middle-aged woman, was sleeping in her house with her family. Meanwhile, the wolf sneaked into her house and grabbed her by the throat. After this the wolf took him down from the cot and began to carry him outside. Meanwhile, the daughter-in-law came out of the inner room after hearing the screams of the woman and seeing her, the wolf left the woman and fled towards the forest.
Referred to Women’s Medical College
The victim woman Pushpa has sustained serious injuries in this incident. He was immediately admitted to the Health Center in Mahasi, however, after some time, the doctors here referred him to the Medical College, Bahraich. According to doctors, many nerves in the woman’s neck have been damaged in the wolf attack. Due to which the woman cannot speak now. Her son-in-law, who had accompanied the woman to the medical college, said the family members slept nearby, but no one got the news of the wolf’s arrival.
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Worship Lord Ganesha for protection from wolves
On the other hand, people are losing faith in human power due to the fear of wolves. People now pray to God. For this, after Bahraich, the people of Sitapur have started a yajna for protection from wolves. Here all the people of the village gathered in the Ganesh Puja pandal and offered prasad to the deities. A banner was also put up in the Puja pandal on this occasion. The banner read that a day of special worship should be observed for protection from man-eating wolves. During this time Lord Ganesha was worshiped and requested for protection from wolves.
