Chinese Manjha slashes bentex trader’s neck in Chhindwara:Surgeries with 43 stitches saved life, put on liquid diet; doctors advise 3 months’ rest

In Chhindwara, Ramgiri Goswami, who sells bentex jewellery, suffered a deep cut to his neck after coming into contact with Chinese Manjha. Three surgeries were performed to save his life, and he received 43 stitches. He has been kept on a liquid diet, and doctors have advised him to take complete rest for three months. The incident occurred on January 2, when Ramgiri was returning to Chhindwara with his wife via Chand, Beesapur Kala, and Linga. Near a liquor shop in Chandan village, Chinese Manjha suddenly wrapped around his neck, causing a severe injury. Life saved by wife’s presence of mind
As soon as the string struck, blood began to gush out rapidly. Showing courage, Ramgiri’s wife, who was seated behind him, immediately tied his neck with her dupatta and handkerchief to stop the bleeding. She also informed Ramgiri’s friends about the incident over the phone. Taken to hospital with help of locals
After the incident, residents also helped in controlling the bleeding. Within a short time, Ramgiri’s friends reached the spot and took him on a two-wheeler to a nearby private hospital. As his condition was critical, doctors advised referral to Nagpur, after which he was admitted to another hospital for treatment. Food pipe damaged, three surgeries performed
According to doctors, the Chinese Manjha had cut so deep that the food pipe was visible. During treatment, three surgeries were performed at different times. After nearly four days of treatment, his condition improved, and he is currently out of danger. Returns home, currently on liquid diet Questions raised over action against Chinese Manjha
This incident has once again raised questions over the ban and enforcement against Chinese Manjha. Despite the ban, the string is freely available and continues to pose a serious threat to lives. With such incidents increasing, demands have once again intensified for motorists to remain cautious and for the administration to take strict action.