In Hyderabad’s Liaquat Colony, a bull named “JF-17 Thunder” has become the center of attention after being sold for Rs. 5 million just before Eid-ul-Adha. The bull’s impressive size and unique name, inspired by Pakistan’s famous fighter jet, have made it a popular topic both locally and on social media.
The bull weighs about 40 mounds, approximately 1,600 kilograms. It was owned by a livestock trader named Shahrukh, who explained that the name was chosen as a tribute to the Pakistan Air Force. He saw the bull as a symbol of power, pride, and strength, similar to the JF-17 Thunder jet.
The sale of the bull turned into a festive event. The area was decorated elaborately, with currency garlands and traditional Sindhi ajrak cloth adorning the bull. Many people gathered to see the bull, taking selfies and enjoying the celebration. Visitors came from all over Hyderabad to witness the spectacle and be part of the excitement.
The event highlights how Eid-ul-Adha preparations often become community celebrations, with livestock sales drawing crowds and creating lively atmospheres. The naming of the bull after a national symbol like the JF-17 fighter jet added a sense of patriotism and pride to the occasion.
Overall, the “JF-17 Thunder” bull has become more than just an animal for sacrifice; it symbolizes strength and cultural pride, capturing the imagination of many as Eid approaches.
