Srinagar, May 18: Activity at Srinagar’s famous Eidgah sheep market has started rising as buyers flock to purchase sacrificial animals ahead of Eid-ul-Adha, which will be observed on May 27.
From early morning, buyers from different parts of the city thronged the market, inspecting sheep and negotiating prices.
Livestock sellers from Budgam, Bandipora, Ganderbal and south Kashmir districts have started bringing livestock to Srinagar, hoping for strong sales in the coming days.
“We have just entered the main season. The rush will increase with each passing day till Eid,” Nazir Ahmad, a livestock dealer from Budgam, said.
Many families said they preferred shopping early to avoid last-minute crowds and expected price hikes. Children accompanying parents added to the festive mood at the market.
“Dhul-Hijjah has just begun, and the market is already seeing good footfall. We expect the real rush in the coming days,” said Bashir Ahmad, another sheep seller from Pulwama.
Besides Eidgah, temporary livestock stalls have also started appearing in several areas of Srinagar and other districts. (KNO)
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