The 39 maund weight bull 'Raja Babu' is rising in the market of sacrifice!

The Dhaka Times Desk When Qurbani Eid comes, cattle fighting starts. The competition starts over who will buy the big cow from whom or how many big cows can be taken to market or from whom. This time was no exception. 39 maund weight bull 'Raja Babu' is rising in this year's sacrifice market!

It is known that the house of 'Raja Babu' weighing 39 maunds is Manikganj. People are thronging there to catch a glimpse of 'Raja Babu'. This time he will be taken to the Qorbani market. A clean lady and her school-going daughter Iti of Delua village of Saturia upazila of the district reared a bull weighing 39 maunds and put it on the shelves.

Iti and his mother brought up 'Raja Babu' with great care to take him to the Qorbani market ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. In one year, the weight of the bull has increased to about 1560 kg, which is 39 manas!

It is known that every year they make profit by fattening cows in front of Eid al-Adha. But this time, this huge cow of theirs has left quite a surprise. The mother and daughter raised the Fijian bull on an all-natural diet.

Iti's mother Pariskar Bibi told the media that two electric fans were placed over Raja Babu's head. If there is no electricity, they keep fanning themselves, so that 'Raja Babu' does not have any problem. He took great care of 'Raja Babu'. Every afternoon at the same time 'Raja Babu' washes his whole body with shampoo. 'Raja Babu' also has to exercise at different times of the day. Eid is only a few days away. They have to say goodbye to their beloved bull. That's why Iti and Iti's mother suffer a lot. 'Raja Babu' will be cottoned in the market. So Iti and her mother are very busy now with 'Raja Babu'.

They said that last year during Qurbani Eid, a bull weighing 27 maunds was sold for Tk 10 lakh. Of course, since 10-12 years ago, Bibi and her husband Khannu Mia have been rearing cows. They are brought up by eating native food as their own. Do not feed anything artificial to the cow. Cows are raised with love and care. Then sold during Eid. However, this year's 'Raja Babu' special has become a big hit in the area.