Bajrang Cattle Fair was organized at the fair ground at Barmer : Sindhari subdivision headquarters. The cattle fair has been organized for the second time after the Corona period. This time a good number of animals reached the fair for sale. This time, a camel was sold the highest in the fair for Rs 42 thousand, which was bought by Saner Nokha, a resident of Ruparam cattle rearer. The cattle herder told that since the camel is of good breed, he will use it for agricultural work in his field. Other camels were sold there. For the last several years, camel races have started taking place at tourist places. Where people come to watch camel races. Tourists who come to the desert area to ride camels also ride after seeing a good camel. That is why this time 105 camels have been sold in the Sindhari Camel Fair of Barmer and the maximum price of one camel was Rs 42 thousand. MLAs and other people were present during the closing ceremony of the cattle fair. At present, the market will be held in the fair grounds for two months. Hope arose among camel herders after the policy of camel conservation
Camel was declared the state animal for conservation, but its value is declining. Meanwhile, this time a happy news has come from Sindhari. Where 356 camels reached the Bajrang Cattle Fair together and 105 were also sold in the 6-day fair. The highest camel was sold for Rs 42 thousand and the lowest for Rs 10 thousand 500. This change in camels is being considered a good sign for camel conservation.
Bajrang Cattle Fair is being held for 52 years, it was not held during famine and Corona period, this time it is bright
Panchayat Samiti has been organizing Bajrang Cattle Fair in Sindhari town for 52 years. This fair is being organized for the second time after Corona. Earlier it was closed due to famine many years ago. But this time from last year, 356 camels and 15 female camels came to the fair.
In this camel fair, this number is not only from Barmer but also from many other districts. 105 camels have been bought and sold. Three mares also reached the fair, but they were not bought and sold. The closing ceremony of the fair took place on Tuesday. On the occasion of closing ceremony, the camel herders coming first, second and third were honored with prizes.
