Elephant Goes On A Rampage In West Bengal’s Hooghly, Tramples Vehicles: WATCH
"For a moment I thought the elephant wanted to ride the scooter. Look at how the cow run for its life laughing so hard it hurts," wrote one user.
A video of an elephant going on a rampage in West Bengal’s Hooghly district has gone viral on the internet. The incident seems to have been captured on a CCTV camera installed outside a shop or residence in the area.
The clip shared on Twitter by @Fun_Viral_Vids opens to show people running on the street from something and trying to find a shelter for themselves. One can also see people lined up outside what appears to be a medical store in West Bengal’s Arambagh. After a few moments, an elephant comes charging towards the medical store and tramples on a scooty parked near the shop. A woman standing close to the scooty manages to escape by a whisker.
Another day in India pic.twitter.com/77kEN3xezU
— Fun Viral Vids 😊 (@Fun_Viral_Vids) March 9, 2023
The video shared with the caption "Another day in India" has amassed 2.6 million views so far.
"There’s a lot going on right there. Looks like the opening scene of a Tarantino movie!," wrote one user on seing the video.
There’s a lot going on right there. Looks like the opening scene of a Tarantino movie!
— R.A. Plunk (@RA_Plunk) March 9, 2023
"That oxe knew the right path was skedaddle right out of their," wrote another user.
That oxe knew the right path was skedaddle right out of their.
— Mark lamar (@Marklamar20) March 9, 2023
"For a moment I thought the elephant wanted to ride the scooter. Look at how the cow run for its life laughing so hard it hurts," wrote a third.
For a moment I thought the elephant wanted to ride the scooter🤣🤣🤣🤣 Look at how the cow run for its life laughing so hard it hurts
— Michael Andrew (@Michael06735108) March 10, 2023
"Did I see the elephant karate kicking...," wrote a fourth.
Did I see the elephant karate kicking...
— Richard SL (@richielew4120) March 10, 2023
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