Kitach fighting While having morning tea

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"There is a fight going on in a village beyond Varringala Kudalnagar (Madurai)," said my uncle, looking curious... I was not surprised at his interest. Goat at home. He is very fond of breeding chicken, duck and rabbit breeds. If there is a cockfight in that area, the news will somehow reach him that he has been tied by the wind. Putting me on a two-wheeler, I started driving through a branch road which was encountered after six kilometers on the main road from Madurai to Palamedu (of Jallikattu fame). Today I am going to see the fighting event of domesticated animals for the first time. But all the way there is no trace of such an event. “Whatever uncle see a poster flex anything”. “No… this is not permitted by law! According to the police system, this will not be allowed, so it will be done without advertisement”.

"How is it, uncle, that so many special-data people gather, don't the police in this area know?" He said, "You know, let's do this in advance, let's have a big headband and all the Sendu police-a-basel-a will take care...until this is over, no one will come to that side." For a short time we came to a low potel area which suggests that it might have been “Kammai” in the past. Even that early in the morning, hundreds of people were standing here in small groups. It was only when I stopped the cart and approached that I noticed that within each small group there were kadas standing with thick horns and decorative postures. A variety of mutts were coming and going in share autos and minivans (Tata ASA). A crowd immediately gathers around each kida that arrives.



"Why don't we put it on for 10 feet to damage our sound?" "What is the horn, what is the horn, what is the flower." Such words began to fill that dry kamma. The most beautiful breed of goats that had ever been seen in the butcher shops and among the village goats were gathered there. These, who could not resist even when the butcher cut his throat with a knife, had created a kind of fear for us to approach here with their rude horns and arrogant strength. Mainly, holes were made in the ends of its large curled horns and a rope was tied to it and someone was holding it securely. Goats do not belong to this fighting breed. Only some varieties of sheep and Kurumbai goats are bred with special attention for this purpose.