Clash in Gaushala market, police fired 17 cells of tear gas
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 3 March 2026
Mahottari The police fired 17 tear gas canisters to control the dispute over a child hitting a chicken in the Gaushala market. On Monday evening, there was a dispute about a 6-year-old boy hitting a chicken in the market located in Gaushala Municipality-5 of Mahottari. According to the District Police Office Mahottari, the police had to use tear gas to control the clashes.
The house of chicken owner Sabir Hussain was set on fire and vandalized. Superintendent of Police Heramb Sharma said that the team of Gaushala area police office fired tear gas to control the crowd. He said that the police are investigating after identifying some people. The situation in Gaushala market has become normal since Tuesday morning.
Express
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