Chinese Manjha Menace in Bareilly: Youth Critically Injured After Neck Slit, Undergoing Treatment

The use of hazardous Chinese manjha for kite flying has claimed another victim in Bareilly. According to reports from Amar Ujala, the incident took place near the cremation ground gate on City Station Road. The youth was passing through the area when he suddenly got entangled in the sharp string.

The victim suffered a deep wound on his neck during the accident. The sharpness of the manjha caused significant injuries and immediate heavy bleeding. Local residents quickly responded to the situation and rushed the injured man to a nearby private hospital for emergency medical attention.

Medical sources indicate that the victim's condition remains critical. A team of doctors is closely monitoring his health, and the treatment process is currently underway. This incident has sparked significant anger among local residents regarding the continued use of Chinese manjha.

Despite being banned by the administration, the availability and use of Chinese manjha in the market continue to cause frequent accidents. Such incidents often prove fatal for pedestrians and two-wheeler riders alike.

Currently, the police are investigating the matter to determine the source of the banned string and identify those responsible for its use. There are growing demands for the local administration to take strict action to prevent such occurrences in the future.

This case once again highlights the dangers posed by Chinese manjha to public safety. The administration has urged citizens to refrain from using such dangerous threads and to discourage others from purchasing them.

The family of the injured youth is present at the hospital, hoping for his recovery. Medical experts state that due to the nature of the neck injury, the next few hours are crucial for his stabilization.