Troop of 'hooligan' monkeys attack three people at street corner in north India
- 5 years ago
Menacing monkeys have been chasing people around the streets of a city in north India, with CCTV showing them attack three people on separate occasions.
The troop of vicious simians were seen in the city of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh state, in the Kotwali area outside a women's polytechnic institute attacking two girls and a man on September 23.
The girls are reportedly students of this institute who were attacked while entering the building, while the man came there to meet someone, and was also assaulted and his bag was stolen.
According to Shipra, the owner of the institute, whenever a group of 15-20 monkeys are seen in the area people have to stand with sticks in their hands to deter them.
She added: "We have even started keeping an air gun."
The troop of vicious simians were seen in the city of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh state, in the Kotwali area outside a women's polytechnic institute attacking two girls and a man on September 23.
The girls are reportedly students of this institute who were attacked while entering the building, while the man came there to meet someone, and was also assaulted and his bag was stolen.
According to Shipra, the owner of the institute, whenever a group of 15-20 monkeys are seen in the area people have to stand with sticks in their hands to deter them.
She added: "We have even started keeping an air gun."