Kanpur : A surprising case has come to light from Kanpur, UP. Late on Sunday night a young man had come to meet his married girlfriend. During this time the girlfriend had also called her friend. Both the boyfriend and girlfriend were in an objectionable situation. The girlfriend’s friend put pressure on the young man to have a relationship. It is alleged that when the young man refused, his girlfriend’s friend got angry and cut his private part. The blood soaked young man somehow ran away from the spot and reached home. Seeing his clothes soaked in blood, the young man’s family took him to CHC for treatment. There, after first aid, the young man was referred to Hallett Hospital.
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Actually, the young man living in Rautapurkala village of Chaubepur police station area had a relationship with a woman from the same village. The woman is married and was living separately after a dispute with her husband. Last Sunday at midnight the young man had reached his girlfriend’s house to meet her. During this time, the girlfriend had also called her friend home, about which the woman’s boyfriend was not aware. The young man told that his girlfriend’s friend started pressurizing him to have illicit relations. When he protested, she cut the young man’s private part. Hearing the scream of the young man, the villagers gathered. The blood soaked youth ran away from the spot and reached home.
Informed the police due to some untoward incident
Seeing the condition of the young man, his wife started making noise. Fearing something untoward, the wife informed the police. Police reached the spot with the help of villagers and took the youth to CHC hospital. Where after giving first aid he was referred to Hallett Hospital.
Refused to lodge FIR
When the police asked the youth to submit a complaint, he refused to submit the complaint letter citing public shame and defamation. In this case, Chaubepur police station in-charge Sanjay Pandey says that there was a fight between two youths. Which is being investigated.