Vulture triggers controversy, "News Channel" says sighting of large vulture proof of Ram's existence
Times Now compares vulture to "Jatayu", says it came to see under construction Ram Mandir
Nagpur (UP): The incident of a few locals capturing a Himalayan Griffon Vulture in Nagpur has triggered controversy across social media platforms as the bird is being linked to a character in the Hindu epic Ramayana. The bird is being touted to be Ramayana's character ‘Jatayu’.
According to Ramayana, ‘Jatayu’ was a large bird that had saved Sita’s life by fighting Ravan while endangering his own life.
The capturing of the Himalayan Griffon Vulture triggered social media reports that the bird was ‘Jatayu’ and the images and videos of the bird were used by Times Now Navbharat to add that it proved the reality of Ramayana.
Some of the “News Channels” also aired stories regarding the incident and went on to add that the ‘Jatayu’ had come to see the Ram Mandir which is under construction in Ayodhya – 225 km away from Nagpur.
Time Now Navbharat Channel also added that those who question the existence of Ram should look and the bird for proof.
The channel also stated that the bird had appeared for the first time on the earth after Ramayana - factually incorrect information. AltNews Co-founder and journalist Mohammed Zubair shared several accounts of incidents when the bird was sighted and captured in different parts of the country earlier.
Some of the reports also added that bird had come to meet UP CM Adityanath, a staunch follower of Ram.
IFS Officer Praveen Kaswan also took note of the incident and shared vital information about the bird. He added that the bird can live up to 40-45 years of age and shared a file picture of forest officials releasing the bird after capturing it.
The Himalayan vulture (Gyps himalayensis) or Himalayan griffon vulture is an Old World vulture native to the Himalayas and the adjoining Tibetan Plateau. It is one of the two largest Old World vultures and true raptors. It is listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List.
A Himalayan Griffon Vulture was captured by locals in Kanpur a few days ago. Here's how 4 Anchors of @TNNavbharat decided to report the incident. pic.twitter.com/MYVM5xeyDK
— Mohammed Zubair (@zoo_bear) January 21, 2023
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— Mohammed Zubair (@zoo_bear) January 21, 2023
One more Himalayan Vulture was recently captured by locals in Kaushambi too. Watching News channels compare these Himalayan Griffon Vulture to जटायु will only make it worst, You'll see lot more locals try to capture these birds assuming it's 'Jatayu'. pic.twitter.com/wY6J8fnJms
— Mohammed Zubair (@zoo_bear) January 21, 2023
One more Vulture was found in Deoria too. pic.twitter.com/LgJdb3H9Gw
— Mohammed Zubair (@zoo_bear) January 21, 2023
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5 members of same family found hanging in Madhya Pradesh on same day,same way as Delhi’s Burari case
Bhopal: In a stark resemblance to the Burari case in Delhi, all five members of a family were reportedly found dead hanging inside their house in Alirajpur district on Monday morning.
The exact reason behind the family’s extreme step is yet to be know, the police is investigating from all angles attempting to ascertain whether the family members committed mass suicide or one member killed the others and then committed suicide or if they were all murdered.
According to the police, they were alerted by relatives who visited the house and found the bodies.
The incident took place in Raudi village, under the jurisdiction of Sondwa police station. The deceased have been identified as Rakesh Dodwa (27), his wife Lalita Dodwa (25), and their three children: daughter Laxmi (9) and sons Prakash (7) and Akshay (5).
Rakesh’s uncle, who discovered the bodies, immediately informed the villagers, who then contacted the police. Local residents reported no known financial or personal issues that might have led to such an event.
Alirajpur SP Rajesh Vyas confirmed that the bodies have been sent for postmortem examination and that the investigation is underway.
The incident resembles the incident that had occurred six years ago in 2018, the Burari case, where 11 members of the Chundawat family were found dead in a similar manner.
