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Section 7: BULL COLLECTION YARD

Conduct of Jallikattu Rules 2017State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 2017

(1) The bull collection yard shall be made out of bounds for others. Only the bull owners or their authorised personnel shall be allowed to enter the bull collection yard. A minimum of 60 square feet area shall be made available for each bull and at a time. The bulls after completing the run will enter the collection yard, which shall also be a double barricaded area.

The owner or a person authorised by the owner who is familiar with the bull shall receive the bull at the collection yard and peg it. Water and feed shall be provided to the bull. After ensuring adequate rest for the bull (minimum of 20 minutes), the bulls shall be taken back home by the owners.

(2) The bull collection yard shall be provided with roofing (shamiana / thatched roof) so as to protect the bulls from rain or sunlight. Closed circuit cameras shall be fixed at vantage points in the bull collection area and all the activities shall be recorded. A Veterinary team shall be posted in the collection yard so as to provide immediate attention to the bulls that have completed the event. A posse of police personnel shall also be present in the collection area.

Where this provision sits

ActConduct of Jallikattu Rules 2017
Section7
Marginal noteBULL COLLECTION YARD
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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