Reports from Goa suggest that banned Dhirio bullfights are still being conducted in the Seraulim belt of the Benaulim constituency, despite an official prohibition on such events. Sources indicated that multiple competitions — sometimes three to four in a single day — were allegedly taking place, accompanied by high-value betting.
A recent contest between bulls Rolex and Pakalo on Tuesday morning reportedly drew significant attention and wagering activity. The development has triggered concern among residents, who questioned the apparent lack of effective police intervention.
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Community members warned that if unchecked, the continued organisation of bullfights could normalise illegal betting and weaken respect for the law. Several locals called for tighter monitoring and swift action against those involved in hosting the events.
The issue has revived the long-standing debate between cultural tradition and legal
