The young woman who came to worship in the temple sacrificed this part of her body
A living example of superstition has been found in a village in Sidhi district of Madhya Pradesh. A young woman has cut out her tongue and offered it to her mother’s temple. The sensation spread as soon as the word spread in the village. Police and doctors immediately rushed to the scene. However, the girl’s condition is out of danger.
Sidhi: In a village in Sidhi district of Madhya Pradesh, a young woman has cut her tongue and put it in her mother’s temple. Belief or superstition, there is a debate going on among the people. This case belongs to Gram Panchayat Baragaon under Sihawal assembly constituency. A police team and doctors rushed to the spot as soon as the information was received.
What did the young woman do during the puja:What did the young woman do during the puja? The young lady came with her family to worship at the Devi Mana temple next to the famous Hanuman temple in Bara village. Her mother then reported the incident to the people around her. People also reported the matter to the police. As soon as the information was received, crowds of villagers gathered. Kedar Paruha, in-charge of Amelia police station, with his team deployed at the primary health center Amelia, Dr. Swatantra Patel reached near Devi Mandir. The young lady came with her family to worship at the Devi Mana temple next to the famous Hanuman temple in Bara village. Her mother then reported the incident to the people around her. People also reported the matter to the police. As soon as the information was received, crowds of villagers gathered. Kedar Paruha, in-charge of Amelia police station, with his team deployed at the primary health center Amelia, Dr. Swatantra Patel reached near Devi Mandir.
The doctor examined the girl: The villagers said that the girl was examined by Dr. Swatantar Patel. “There is no danger,” the doctor said. The girl will recover soon. But such an act can be fatal. Cutting can be fatal and even fatal. This superstition must be dispelled. There is a need to run an awareness campaign in this regard.
