A strange case has been reported in Kanpur. A farmer cultivating flowers remained a tad bit more puzzled about the flower theft from his open field. A politician recently stated that horses were eating grasses while donkeys were sumptuously taking up a cooked mixture of sugar, honey, ghee, Indian gooseberry (amla) jam, sesame oil, berries and various herbs and spices as a dietary supplement. However, the goats were grazing the marigold here.
When he learnt of the goats intruding on his field and grazing flowers, he seemed to be so enraged that he arrived at the police station with a complaint of flower theft against the tongue-tied goats.
Some or four to five goats have reportedly entered his field and freely ate the pricey blossoming marigolds. He caught as many as two goats stealthily and reached the police by putting them into the fast-running auto. Attentively hearing the whole matter, the policemen looked quite confused as to what action they should take by the seriousness of the matter.
When the police tried to find out the owner of the goats. They reportedly belonged to a village girl. According to the police, someone had loosened the goats. Later, they entered the fields. Giving instructions to the owner to keep them tied, the goats returned to their enclosures.
The bizarre incident took place in Gauri Kakra village in the Bhitargaon area of the district. People said that the flowers were cultivated amply here. The particular village farmer has also cultivated flowers. But he was worried at the most of his produce. He did not understand who used to secretly pluck the flowers by evening.