Caught On CCTV: Stray Bull Attacks 85-Year-Old Man, Tosses Him In Air In UP's Baghpat
The CCTV footage shows the elderly man slowly walking in a narrow lane with the help of a stick. Suddenly, a stray bull appears on screen, approaches the man, and violently tosses him into the air.

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Baghpat: A shocking incident has come to light from Baghpat, where a stray bull attacked an 85-year-old man, Pandit Raghunandan Sharma, while he was on his way to a temple around 11:30 AM on Friday. The entire incident was captured on a nearby CCTV camera.
The CCTV footage shows the elderly man slowly walking in a narrow lane with the help of a stick. Suddenly, a stray bull appears on screen, approaches the man, and violently tosses him into the air. The man is seen flung several feet before crashing to the ground. After the attack, the bull walks away.
The footage then shows the elderly man struggling to get up. A vehicle, visibly a tempo rickshaw, stops nearby, and a man rushes to help. Soon, other bystanders also gather and assist the injured man, eventually helping him sit in the vehicle. They took the old man to the doctor.
The elderly man was seriously injured and is currently undergoing treatment at a private doctor.
Similar Incident
Earlier last week, in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly, two bulls were seen engaging in a violent clash on a busy roadside. During the altercation, they storm into a local tea shop, destroying it within seconds and triggering panic among customers, who are seen fleeing. The incident took place on 28 July 2025 at around 10:30 PM. This incident was also captured on CCTV camera.
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