Elephant charges at people during procession in Hyderabad, cops rush to control it

A decorated elephant charged towards bystanders and security personnel during a procession near Charminar in Hyderabad. Police and its caretaker restrained the animal, allowing the event to continue without injuries or damage.Elephant charges at people during procession in Hyderabad, cops rush to control itA decorated elephant caused panic in Hyderabad's Charminar area after it went out of control during a religious procession, sending people in the crowd running for safety.The elephant, named Mainaka, had been brought from Gulbarga in Karnataka for the procession. The situation turned tense near Gulzar House when the animal charged towards bystanders and security personnel, prompting police and its caretaker to intervene.In the video circulating online, the elephant is seen covered in green cloth and ornate decorations, with people seated on its back. It appears restless, shifting and turning as handlers and police officers move alongside it.A large crowd of men, many dressed in traditional white clothes, can be seen scattering in different directions as the elephant moves. Police personnel in khaki uniforms are seen trying to control the situation and keep people away from the animal. Watch the video here:The elephant was eventually restrained by the police and its caretaker before the situation could escalate further. The crowd was dispersed, and the procession continued under close supervision. No injuries or damage were reported in the incident.- Ends