A herd of around 60 elephants was caught on camera marching near an inhabited village in east India and charging after villagers and forest workers trying to deter them.

The herd arrived at Shyamraipur near the town of Numaligarh near Golaghat, Assam on December 3 at around 9:00am, and villagers began to gather to make noise and try to drive away the elephants.

Cameras set up in the area caught the moments when the 60 elephants, including a number of calves, charged after the crowd of villagers and forest officers, who were unable to stop them.

Luckily no injuries were reported.

Elephants populations often are seen near settled areas in Assam, and frequently damage local crops and buildings, due to shrinking habitats and growing human expansion.

On 3rd of December around 9 AM in Morning , a herd of around 60 elephants entered the habitat area of Numaligarh in Golaghat .

Villagers gathered and started making noises to make elephants get out of the habitat areas ..elephants got aggressive and were seen shouting and chasing the villagers ..villagers were seen running away from aggressive elephants .

Wild elephants made large damage to the people of shyamrai pur of Numaligarh. More than 60 elephants has been continuously making severe damages to the natives of the area.

They destroying rice paddy fields, houses,crops brutally. Their destruction terrifies the people. Wild elephants enter in the habitat area in day time also. Noteworthy that the forest workers unable to control or to drive away the elephants.

On 3rd of December around 9 AM in Morning , a herd of around 60 elephants entered the habitat area of Numaligarh in Golaghat . Villagers got gathered and started making noises to make elephants get out of the habitat areas ..elephants got aggressive and were seen shouting and chasing the villagers ..villagers were seen running away from aggressive elephants .Wild elephants made large damage to the people of shyamrai pur of Numaligarh. More than 60 elephants has been continuously making severe damages to the natives of the area. They destroying rice paddy fields, houses,crops brutally. Their destruction terrifies the people. Wild elephants enter in the habitat area in day time also. Noteworthy that the forest workers unable to control or to drive away the elephants.