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205 injured at Thennalur jallikattu

By Our Staff Reporter

PUDUKKOTTAI, FEB.13. About 205 persons were injured at a jallikattu at Thennalur yesterday. Fifteen of the injured were undergoing treatment at the government hospitals in Tiruchi, Thanjavur and Pudukkottai.

Over 150 police personnel regulated the show in which over 3,000 bulls from various parts of the State took part. The jallikattu attracted over 75,000 people.

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