Chhattisgarh: Avtar of Lord Shiva- A Jersey cow gives birth to calf with three eyes

A rare Jersey cow gives birth to calf with three eyes, nostrils died a week after its birth in Chhattisgarh village in Rajnandgaon on Thursday.

Dispatch Newsजनवरी 21, 2022

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A rare Jersey cow gives birth to calf with three eyes, nostrils died a week after its birth in Chhattisgarh village in Rajnandgaon on Thursday.

The Calf with three eyes as born in the jersey of farmer Hemant Chandel (44) of Nawagaon Lodhi village under the Chhuikhadan police station, on January 13.

“At first we thought the calf had a wound on its head. But when we looked at it with a flashlight we were amazed. Its nose has four holes instead of two. Its tail looks like it was woven,” said the calf’s owner. , Neeraj Chandel told the media Avtar of lord shiva Calf with three eyes.

A veterinarian at the local government, who visited Chandel House to see the calf, said similar incidents were due to birth defects (birth defects) and the animal did not last long. Such deformities in anatomy are caused by abnormal growth of the embryo.

Usually, such calves are weak, says Dr. Sandip Indurkar, a veterinarian in the Gandai region. The veterinarian said he had predicted that the calf would not live long.

The owner added that residents were coming to worship the calf, which is considered King Shiva’s birthplace. “With the birth of this calf, it is as if God himself has come to us,” he added.

The cow that gave birth to the calf earlier gave birth to two normal calves, Neeraj said.

Those who come to see and worship the calf offer coconut and money. People want blessings in the calf.

Calf with three eyes – Rajnandgaon

“I have never seen any creature with three eyes. Only King Shiva has it. It is a divine miracle. It is the incarnation of the Lord himself,” said Neelkumar Verma, a resident.

As a precaution, the calf test was performed by a local veterinarian. Neeraj Chandel informed that in an animal health examination, it was declared healthy.

Meanwhile, Dr. Tarun Ramteke of the Veterinary Department dismissed any ‘divine miracle’ to the three-eyed calf and said, “It is due to hormonal disorders. In such cases, the animal does not survive long. two years, or six months and some last only 10-15 days.