Fruit vendor killed in stray bull attack

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New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM Mar 17, 2025 IST

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A 54-year-old fruit vendor died after being attacked by a stray bull in the Narela area of outer-north Delhi, the police said on Sunday.

The deceased has been identified as Sanaullah. He lived in the area with his wife, four daughters and two sons. His brother Khurshid Anwar said some stray animals were passing by as the victim was pushing his cart near Pocket 13 around 4 pm.

He was suddenly attacked by a bull and thrown in the air. He suffered severe head injuries and was bleeding profusely, the police said. Locals chased the animals away and took Sanaullah to a nearby hospital where doctors declared him dead on arrival, they added.

The police sent the body for post-mortem and started a probe.

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