'Donald Trump' the buffalo spared from sacrifice after Home Minister's intervention

The albino buffalo named 'Donald Trump', which became the centre of attention at cattle markets, has been returned to its farm. Following concerns over possible disorder, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed intervened, and the buffalo was taken back from the buyer and returned to its farm in Narayanganj, where it will now be raised.

The home minister confirmed the matter to the media on Wednesday, May 27. He said the buffalo has been purchased from the buyer and placed under the farmer's care for maintenance. It will later be kept at the farm or a zoo.

Due to the immense curiosity and crowds surrounding the buffalo, the home minister personally intervened over concerns of disorder. Following his directive, the buyer from Keraniganj was refunded the full price, and the buffalo was sent back to the farm.

The 700-kilogram albino buffalo, raised at Rabeya Agro Farm in Paikpara, Narayanganj, went viral on social media. Its white coat and hair style reminded many of US President Donald Trump, leading to the nickname 'Donald Trump'.

After the buffalo went viral, people flocked to the farm from far and wide to see it. The story was covered by both local and international media.