Babar Hussain

Running away from home on being scolded by parents has turned out to be horrific for a teenaged girl in Ratlam district of Madhya Pradesh.

A six-year-old boy was gored by a stray bull on Friday, and was discharged from the hospital on Saturday. The victim, of Rustam Nagar Colony in Saadatganj, was in a state of shock and hasn't spoken a single word since the incident. "The boy was admitted in a critical condition injuries were found on his chest left eye and head he was put on a ventilator through ct scan we found a hairline fracture in his head that doesn't requires any surgery," said kgmu spokesperson Sudhir Singh. The victim's father, Babar Hussain, said, "Sajid is a brave boy but after the incident he has not spoken a single word. I could never imagine that such a thing could happen to my boy." The incident took place around 2 pm on Friday, when LMC's cattle catching squad were catching the bull. Seeing the squad, the bull ran away toward Buniyad Bagh open ground where children were playing. "I saw the bull running towards a boy we shouted but before the boy could understand the bull flung him in the air," said Ansar, a local head of animal husbandry department of LMC. It was an unfortunate accident, and LMC had given

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