Now, a gruesome end

May 22, 2014 01:53 am | Updated May 24, 2016 10:56 am IST

The report, “ >Jallikattu bulls go for a pittance ” (May 21) was distressing. That these majestic animals are now being sent to slaughter houses is shameful. The bull is associated with Siva and it is a shame that bull-tamers are ill-treating the animals now. In slaughter houses in India, animals face a death that causes deep distress. One of the methods used is “Exsanguination” where the animal either has its throat cut or a chest stick inserted that cuts deep and close to the heart. In both methods, the arteries are cut and the animal dies in a gruesome way. I wonder what animal lovers have to say now. They need to hang their heads in shame.

Vaibhav Singh Pundir,

New Delhi

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