A rampaging horse caused panic and left at least six people injured, including a retired police inspector, in Jamui district. Villagers have informed the forest department, which is now preparing to dispatch a team to the scene.

According to eyewitnesses, the horse suddenly became aggressive and began attacking people walking on the road. The reason for the horse's sudden rampage is not yet clear. Among the injured is a retired police inspector, who sustained serious injuries. Other injured individuals were taken to a local hospital for first aid. While some suffered minor injuries, others have more severe wounds.

The incident has created an atmosphere of fear in the area. Villagers are terrified and are demanding that the horse be captured to prevent a recurrence. They immediately notified the forest department and requested swift action. Forest department officials stated that they have received the information and are sending their team to the spot to safely capture the horse and remove it from the populated area.

This incident has become a cause for concern among the local residents of Jamui, as such occurrences involving wild or uncontrolled animals in populated areas are rare. Local administration and the forest department are working together to manage the situation. The injured are currently receiving treatment, and their condition is being monitored.