Sister-in-law allegedly bites man’s genitals amid dispute
A 37-year-old man in India reportedly needed 55 stitches after his sister-in-law bit his genitals during a family dispute.
The incident occurred on Friday (23 Oct) in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
The man’s wife has since lodged a complaint, and the police are investigating the case.
Family dispute allegedly escalates into physical fight
According to India Today, the man, identified as Rajneesh, became involved in a dispute concerning his nephew.
The boy had told his mother, Gayatri, that Rajneesh had hit him, prompting her to confront her brother-in-law.
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The disagreement escalated into a physical altercation.
During the dispute, Rajneesh allegedly removed his clothes. Gayatri then pushed him to the ground and bit his genitals.
He began screaming in pain, alerting his father and a nearby resident who rushed to help him.
Man reportedly receives 55 stitches
Rajneesh was initially taken to a local community health centre for treatment.
However, due to the severity of his injuries, he was subsequently transferred to Hallet Hospital in Kanpur.
Source: India Today
There, doctors reportedly sutured his wounds closed with 55 stitches.
Man’s wife files complaint
Following the incident, Rajneesh’s wife, Suman, filed a complaint against Gayatri and her husband, Pushparaj.
Pushparaj, who is also Rajneesh’s elder brother, reportedly works in Ahmedabad and was not at home when the incident occurred.
Senior police officer Krishna Kant Yadav confirmed they have received a complaint regarding the incident and are investigating the case.
Further action would depend on the investigation’s results, he added.
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