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UP: Man slits tongue 'to offer it to deity' in Kaushambi

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Published : Sep 10, 2022, 7:26 PM IST

After bathing in the Ganges, the man went to the temple deity and asked his wife to touch its feet. As soon as she started touching the feet, the husband slit his tongue with a blade.

UP: Man slits tongue 'to offer it to deity' in Kaushambi
UP: Man slits tongue 'to offer it to deity' in Kaushambi

Kaushambi (UP): In a shocking incident, a man from Purab Shara village of Uttar Pradesh's Kaushambi district slit his tongue “to offer it” to a deity at the Sheetla Mata's temple in the district on Saturday. It is learned that 40-year-old Sampat, a resident of Purab Shara village of Paschim Shira police station area, had gone to the temple to take blessings of the deity.

According to Sampat's wife Bhanmati, after bathing in the Ganges, her husband asked her to touch the feet of the temple deity. As soon as she started touching the feet, the husband slit his tongue with a blade, she said. Sampat was soon shifted to the District Hospital for treatment.

Also read: Karnataka temple where devotees offer anything they don't need

Emergency Medical Officer of the district hospital, Dr Vivek Kesarwani said that Sampat's tongue was not completely severed and that it was possible to stitch it back. Sampat's condition, the doctor said, was stable.

Kaushambi (UP): In a shocking incident, a man from Purab Shara village of Uttar Pradesh's Kaushambi district slit his tongue “to offer it” to a deity at the Sheetla Mata's temple in the district on Saturday. It is learned that 40-year-old Sampat, a resident of Purab Shara village of Paschim Shira police station area, had gone to the temple to take blessings of the deity.

According to Sampat's wife Bhanmati, after bathing in the Ganges, her husband asked her to touch the feet of the temple deity. As soon as she started touching the feet, the husband slit his tongue with a blade, she said. Sampat was soon shifted to the District Hospital for treatment.

Also read: Karnataka temple where devotees offer anything they don't need

Emergency Medical Officer of the district hospital, Dr Vivek Kesarwani said that Sampat's tongue was not completely severed and that it was possible to stitch it back. Sampat's condition, the doctor said, was stable.

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