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Chittoor’s version of Jallikattu goes unchecked DECCAN CHRONICLE. Updated Jan 16, 2021, 12:43 am IST The sport involves chasing of bulls and cows, making them run amok through a narrow passage The cattle festival is in vogue in the Chittoor district for the past 150 years. (PTI) TIRUPATI: Despite a ban, Chittoor district witnessed the traditional bull-taming sport, a mild version of Tamil Nadu’s Jallikattu, with thousands of people including politicos urging the bull-tamers on in many villages this time too, on Friday. The ban enforced by local administrations and the police earlier this month in Chittoor and Tirupati urban district limits was on done the ground that both the bulls and tamers faced risk to their lives. The organisers with their social and political support made sure the cattle festival styled as ‘Pasuvula Panduga’ or ‘Goppa Mylaru Panduga’ was conducted unhindered. ....