A video of a bull pushing two men on a bike on a busy road in Delhi’s Chhatarpur area has taken the internet by storm. The video, posted a week ago by the Instagram account ‘Exploring_life_007’, has clocked over 22 million views so far.
The short clip begins with the bull aggressively pushing the man sitting behind the rider on a bike as they navigate the bustling Chhatarpur road. Bystanders rushed to assist the riders and prompted the bull to turn and move in the opposite direction on a congested road. Terrified pedestrians, meanwhile, tried to escape from a possible attack.
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The video, seemingly recorded by a person sitting in an e-rickshaw on the opposite side of the road, is titled “Just a normal day in Delhi” and has a second part showing the bull joining other cattle on the road after the incident.
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Social media users were quick to react to the video with a mix of humour and concern. Several users found the bull’s actions amusing, with one saying in Hindi, “A kind Indian creature helping bike riders,” while another joked, “The biker was riding slow, so it pushed them to go faster.”
Other users joined in as they called the bull “helpful” and said it was trying to “save the riders’ petrol”.
“I see a very helpful bull, trying to help other people save petrol.”
“Seems like a helping bull to me.”
“Bull was so kind-hearted. It was helping.”
Additionally, several viewers pointed out a curious detail in the video, noting that a person wearing a t-shirt with the word “BULLS” on it fled the scene.
“‘Bulls’ written on someone’s t-shirt.”
“The person wearing ‘Bulls’ t-shirt ran in the opposite direction.”
However, not all reactions were light-hearted. Several users expressed concern over the dangers posed by stray animals on public roads.
“It should be a very deep concern. People get killed because of stray animals. Authorities, the government should remove them from the public places and provide them with proper shelter, food, and care,” a user said.
“So heartbreaking, poor animals are sensitive to the sound. They’re literally homeless right now,” one of the users said.
