Angry villagers in UP lock cows and bulls in school to protect crops
Updated on Aug 30, 2017 05:14 pm IST
Angered by stray cows and bulls roaming around their village and even damaging crops, residents of Sakethu village in Nakha block of this district on Tuesday herded all of them into a school compound and locked it up. The unique protest may or may not help the villagers find a solution but there was an immediate casualty – the about 100 students and teachers of Sakethu primary and upper primary school, where the dozens of stray animals were locked up, were forced to stay outside the school and so there was no teaching.
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