Wild buffalo goes on rampage in Kerala showroom, CCTV catches it all

A CCTV clip from Kerala is drawing wide attention after capturing a moment that clearly no one expected that morning. What started as a normal Sunday routine soon turned into a situation that left people shocked and cautious. The video has sparked discussion because it shows how quickly daily life can be interrupted when wildlife moves into public spaces.

Unexpected moment in Kannur

According to online media reports, the incident took place in Kuthuparamba in the Kannur district. On Sunday morning, a wild buffalo entered a bike showroom and broke through the glass front. The CCTV footage shows the animal rushing inside the showroom without warning.

The time shown on the video indicates the incident happened around 8:10 am.

What the cameras showed inside

Once inside the showroom, the buffalo slipped on the floor and hit a concrete wall. In those moments, furniture kept inside the showroom was damaged. Some of the motorcycles on display were also affected, and a few bikes later showed dents.

Another video taken after the incident shows broken glass spread across the showroom floor, showing the impact of what happened in a very short time.

Fear among staff and locals

The sudden entry of the animal caused panic among the showroom staff and people nearby. Everyone rushed out of the area to keep themselves safe. There is no information confirming any injuries, according to a report by NDTV.

After a brief time inside the showroom, the buffalo managed to regain balance and ran out of the premises. Its direction after leaving the area is not clearly known.

Forest department begins search

As reported by NDTV, officials later said that the buffalo had come from the Kannavam forest area. After the incident, the Forest Department launched a search operation to trace the animal. Authorities stated that the buffalo would be tranquilized and captured if required.
Disclaimer: The video and details shared in this report are sourced from CCTV footage and online media reports. The Times of India has not independently verified the incident.

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