A rare 700-kg albino buffalo nicknamed “Donald Trump” has become a viral sensation in Bangladesh ahead of Eid al-Adha celebrations. The giant buffalo, raised at a farm in Narayanganj near Dhaka, drew huge crowds because of its flowing blond hair, which many people compared to Donald Trump’s iconic hairstyle. Visitors flocked to the farm to take selfies with the internet-famous animal before it was sold for the traditional Eid Qurbani ritual. Viral videos and memes quickly spread across social media platforms, turning the buffalo into a global online phenomenon. The four-year-old buffalo features a rare albino appearance with pinkish skin and distinctive blond locks. Farm owners revealed the giant animal was raised on a special diet including corn, soybean and bran, helping it grow to nearly 700 kilograms.

West Bengal has launched a major crackdown on suspected illegal infiltrators as new holding centres become operational in border districts like Malda and Murshidabad. The move comes amid growing national focus on illegal immigration and border security. Authorities confirmed that multiple suspected Bangladeshi nationals, including women and minors, have already been detained under the new system. The state government has directed all districts to establish holding centres for illegal foreigners and foreign-origin prisoners awaiting deportation or repatriation. Amid the escalating debate, Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced a high-level committee headed by former Supreme Court judge Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar to study demographic changes caused by illegal immigration and other factors. Shah is also scheduled to visit West Bengal as the Centre intensifies its focus on border infiltration and national security concerns.