Who is responsible for the death of innocent people who came to see the Jallikattu?

Four people have died in the Jallikattam, where the Pongal was held in Tamil Nadu.

Jallikattu activists say that the lack of audiences is morbid and the beta system that oppose Jallikattu has been negative.

This year, the Jallikattu security arrangements have been better compared to past years. Jallikattu organizers say that the Tamil Nadu government has correctly adheres to the terms. But what is the reason why four people died?

Jalakattu contest organizer Bal Kumar Somu said, "It is unfortunate that viewers died. But I think this is an accident. "

He says that Jallikattu is not like other games and competitions, but a large number of 1 to 2 lakh spectators.

"Compared to accidents at large festivals, the accidents in Jallikal are very small. I do not justify deaths. Every life is important. At the same time, it is not possible that animal welfare activists can not accept the more meaningful meaning of the deaths in the Jallikattu, "he said.

"The future of such accidents must be taken in the future," he says. "In the suburbs, the people and festivals organize the arrangements for the Jallikattu contest in the year. Festival organizers claim that a large amount of money is spent because the government is following the rules.

There should be preventive systems on both sides of the bunker area to protect visitors from the Jallikattu. Need to set the web in the middle of the barrier. It is noteworthy that the Government of Tamil Nadu introduced the new rules last year,

"Festival organizers are following these rules correctly. But some ceremony organizers do not have enough money. The security arrangements are handed over to the head of the festive committee and the government officials only supervise the last time, "he said.

"In order to prevent accidents altogether, the government should conduct the Jallikattu ceremony. Then the government officials will act in full swing, from beginning to end, "he says.
Otherwise, security arrangements for the audience were better, he said.

Though he contacted Madurai district ruler Veera Rao Rao about the death of viewers, he could not speak to him.

Pooja Joshipura, Indian director of the beta system, who has been banned for the Jallikattu for a long time, said, "We are deeply concerned about the deaths of four people who visited Jallikattu. The family of those who were dependent on the four dead were supposed to think of what's going on now. "Mano and the animal's life is very valuable, Pooja says.

"The baking of the bull's eye poured like lemon juice. They stand in the crowd and threaten the bulls and hold it. Thus, the bull of the bull is flowing into the crowd. Why would a bull be killed when a bull is normal? "

When asked by Jallikattu organizers that security arrangements were better, "