A young man sitting on a scooter with a crocodile in his lap, people watching the video said – victory lies after fear

The situation in Vadodara, Gujarat has worsened after heavy rains. These days, not only the continuous flood waters in Vadodara have become a problem, but the crocodiles that have come near their houses are also spreading panic.

Many such pictures have surfaced where it can be seen that after waterlogging, the terror of crocodiles is being seen in residential areas. The danger of crocodiles increases during the rainy season, due to which people are in panic. Many videos are going viral on social media, where crocodiles are seen in residential areas.

One such video is going viral, in which two young men are taking a crocodile to the forest department office on a scooter. This crocodile had come out of the Vishwamitra river and reached the residential areas, and these two young men took the responsibility of rescuing it. It is seen in the video that a young man is driving the scooter, while the young man sitting behind is holding the crocodile in his lap.

‘Victory is beyond fear’

As soon as the video surfaced on social media, people are praising the fearless style of these youths. Some say that even in this chaos, the youth has not turned away from his responsibility as a citizen. At the same time, someone is saying – victory lies after fear. The crocodile created so much terror that people lost their fear.

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How did the crocodile enter the residential area

Actually, Vadodara’s Vishwamitra river is flooded, due to which crocodiles are coming out of the water and entering residential areas. There is an atmosphere of fear among the people due to crocodiles entering the house. The forest department team rescued many crocodiles, only then people got relief.

A similar picture was seen in Ahmedabad, where a crocodile was seen roaming in a residential area. Later, people caught it, tied it with ropes and handed it over to the forest department team.

How is the situation in Gujarat
Cyclone ‘Asna’ has passed through Gujarat, but the devastation is yet to happen. Many areas of Kutch and Saurashtra are still flooded. Rescue work is going on and more than 3 thousand people have been shifted to safer places as a precaution. The Meteorological Department has issued a rain alert in many cities.