THURSDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER 2026

Majorda bull fight: Police move to issue look-out notice

MARGAO  

The Colva police have begun the process to issue a look-out notice against the accused wanted in connection with the Majorda bull fight case.

On Wednesday, the police seized a bull involved in the fight at Majorda, where a man was gored to death on Monday morning.

So far, three people have been arrested, while others are still on the run. Two of the wanted accused are currently abroad.

“The police have started the process to issue look-out notices against the absconding accused,” said sources.

Meanwhile, doctors from the Veterinary Department examined one of the two bulls brought to Majorda for the planned fight.

The Colva police later took custody of the bull and handed it over to a gaushala.

The investigation is ongoing.

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