Assam: Clash in Karimganj Leave Several Injured as Hungry Goat Munch On Neighbour's Bean Plants

Karimganj: What do goats prefer to have when they are really hungry? Well, we really don't know what they would prefer when they are at large.

In an unusual fight reported in the border area of India-Bangladesh, several persons were injured because of a goat.

According to reports, the incident occurred because of a goat, yes you heard it right, who eat all the beans plants of one Abdul Kaddir.

Post consumption, in the middle of the conversation, between Giyasuddin, the goat owner, and Abdul Kadir, some people from Giyasuddin side attack Abdul Kadir and his two brothers, injuring them severely.

As per the source, injured Abdul Kadir and his two brothers were taken to Karimganj Civil Hospital but later Abdul Kadir was sifted to Silchar Medical College and Hospital due to critical condition.

A local stated, "It's because of the Giyasuddin goat all the incident happened, had the goat didn't eat all the bean plants the fight would not have occurred." "Giyasuddin peoples tried to kill Abdul and his brother." added the local.

Meanwhile, Abdul's brother asserted, "Giyasuddin people wanted to kill us, just because our goat eats the plants."

"We want justice, law should punish them, if any one of us die we will not spare them. We will kill them too." added.

In national news, earlier, a 'hungry' goat chewed Rs 66,000 that its owner had kept in the pocket of his trouser in Siluapur village in Kannauj district of Uttar Pradesh.

A farmer named Sarvesh Kumar Patel had kept some Rs 66,000, all new pink Rs 2000 notes, in his trousers. The trouser was kept close to where one of his goats was tied.

When Sarvesh returned after a few minutes, he saw his goat munching something. To his shock, it was his currency notes that the goat was chewing.

Sarvesh took evasive action to save the money that he had kept to buy bricks for his under-construction house. But he could only manage to retrieve two Rs 2000 notes. The rest were gone.

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