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Rabbit Duggu's Death: Village Feast and Memorial for Beloved Pet in Ratlam
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News18•21-09-2026, 16:21
Rabbit Duggu's Death: Village Feast and Memorial for Beloved Pet in Ratlam
- •In Guradia village, Ratlam, a farmer named Sujan Singh hosted a community feast for the entire village after the death of his pet rabbit, Duggu.
- •Sujan Singh and his family had adopted and raised Duggu like a son, considering him a family member.
- •Following Duggu's passing, an eleventh-day ritual (Gyarahvin) was performed, complete with a memorial platform and a feast for the villagers.
- •Panchayat member Surendra Rathore praised Sujan Singh for setting an example of animal love by performing human-like rituals for his pet.
- •Sujan Singh expressed that he organized the event and built a platform because he had raised Duggu like his own child.
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Following the pet rabbit Duggu's death, its owner Sujan Singh performed its eleventh-day ritual (Gyarahvin) just like for a human family member, built a tribute platform, and hosted a community feast for the entire village.
Duggu was owned by Sujan Singh, a farmer from Guradia village in Ratlam, who had adopted the rabbit years ago and raised and cared for it like his own son.
The family hosted a community feast on the rabbit's eleventh-day ritual as a unique tribute to honor Duggu, whom they considered a cherished family member and a beloved mute animal.
