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A guard at the site of the under-construction Ram temple in Ayodhya was significantly injured after being attacked by a neelgai, officers stated on January 16. “The neelgai or bluebuck was earlier spotted on the more than 100 acre premises of the Ram Janmabhoomi,” they stated.
“Commando Mohammad Haneef of the 32nd battalion of the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) was attacked by the neelgai on Sunday,” the officers stated.
Haneef fought the animal for at least 10 minutes to flee from it, safety personnel deployed at the Ram Janmabhoomi claimed. He was significantly injured and is present process remedy at the Faizabad District Hospital, the officers stated and added that his situation is steady.
More than 3,000 safety personnel are deployed at the Ram Janmabhoomi complicated and 1000’s of holiday makers come there every day, in keeping with officers. Besides, over 300 staff are engaged within the building of the temple.
Neelgais pose a problem to security of devotees, staff, safety personnel, clergymen and workers, Ram Janmabhoomi temple chief priest Acharya Satyendra Das stated.
