Bagaha: A shocking case has come to light from Bagaha in Bihar. Here a farmer was dragged into the water by a crocodile, due to which the farmer died tragically. The incident has caused a stir in the area and the family members are in a bad state of crying.
What is the whole matter?
The big news is from Bagaha where the terror of crocodiles continues these days. The process of crocodile coming out in residential areas and sometimes on the main road had not stopped and now the farmer who went to the river bank has died in a crocodile attack.
In fact, a farmer named Bhim Bean, who had gone to touch the water in the river near Semaridih village of Valmikinagar police station area, was suddenly attacked by a crocodile. Villager Bhim Bean died tragically in the crocodile attack. It is being told that there is an atmosphere of panic in the area after this incident of crocodile attack.
According to the information, Bhim Been, a resident of Semaridih village, had gone to defecate in the field at some distance from his house. After defecation, when they reached to touch the water in the tributary passing by, the crocodile suddenly attacked them. The crocodile dragged Bhim Bean into the river after the attack.
After a lot of effort, the crocodile was controlled
Some people passing by had seen them going towards the river. So people gave this information to the deceased’s grandson Sugriv Bean and his wife. As soon as the information was received, the family started searching for him around the river. After a lot of effort, the crocodile was controlled and Bhim Bean was taken out, but by then he had died.
After receiving information about the incident, the police of Valmikinagar police station reached the spot and took possession of the body and sent it to Bagaha Sub-Divisional Hospital for post-mortem. There is an atmosphere of fear among the villagers after this incident of crocodile attack. The villagers have demanded the forest department administration to take effective steps to ensure security around the river and protect them from crocodiles.
The Narayani Gandak River, which originates from Nepal after the Chambal River in India, is the second largest place of crocodile habitat. This is the reason that there are thousands of crocodiles in Gandak which have reached tributaries, canals, drains and tributaries, even many times such crocodiles are being seen in residential areas, which has increased the risk of life and property, although vigilance has been appealed by the forest department. At the same time, compensation is also being given to the victims from time to time, but the difficulties are not taking the name of decreasing.
Even before this, the crocodile had come out of the river and reached the residential area and there was a stir among the villagers.
