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Bihar Shocker: Woman chopped boyfriends genitals, dumps him on road in Buxar

The victim, identified as Anil Gond, miraculously survived the brutal attack and is currently undergoing critical medical treatment. Police have initiated an investigation to ascertain the motive behind the gruesome assault

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Mar 6, 2024, 10:30 pm IST
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In a shocking incident reported from Bihar’s Buxar district, a woman is accused of assaulting her 25-year-old boyfriend, severing his genitals, and leaving him for dead outside her residence. The victim, identified as Anil Gond, miraculously survived the brutal attack and is currently undergoing critical medical treatment. Police have initiated an investigation to ascertain the motive behind the gruesome assault.

According to preliminary investigations, the victim’s family has accused the woman of orchestrating a premeditated attack. They allege that she lured Anil to her house in Dumraon under false pretenses before subjecting him to a brutal assault alongside her brother, resulting in the mutilation of his private parts.

Pramod Kumar Chaudhary, the victim’s brother, provided harrowing details of the incident, recounting how Anil was initially invited to the woman’s residence before falling victim to the vicious attack. Chaudhary revealed that following the assault, Anil was callously left on the roadside outside the perpetrator’s house, with the assailants presuming him to be deceased.

Despite the grave injuries sustained, Anil displayed remarkable resilience and managed to seek medical attention independently. He was promptly transported to VK Global Hospital in Buxar, where he underwent emergency surgery and is currently being closely monitored by medical professionals.

Dumraon police officer Anisha Rana confirmed the initiation of an investigation into the matter, acknowledging the barbarity of the assault and expressing determination to bring the perpetrators to justice. Rana revealed that Anil had undergone a successful operation but remained in critical condition, emphasising the severity of the injuries inflicted upon him.

The incident has sent shockwaves through the local community, prompting widespread condemnation and calls for swift action to ensure the safety and security of residents. As the investigation progresses, authorities are focused on unravelling the motive behind the heinous attack and delivering justice for the victim and his family.

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