Here the serpent is taking revenge, has taken the lives of three people, snake charmers, police and forest department all failed

In Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, a serpent has created a havoc of death in the village. Here an incident similar to the movie has come to light, in which a serpent has taken the lives of three people. All kinds of things have started happening among the villagers. The matter is of a village in Garhmukteshwar of Amroha district. Here the snake has bitten three people and put them to death.

Apart from this, the snake has made many people its victims. A few days ago, brother, sister and his mother had died due to snake bite. People are no longer able to feel safe even inside their homes to escape. In such a situation, the forest department is also trying to catch snakes with the help of snake charmers.

Is the serpent taking revenge?

The whole matter is of village Sadarpur of Bahadurgarh area. Here, late on Sunday night, laborer Rinku Jatav's wife Poonam, only son Kanishk and only daughter Sakshi lost their lives due to snake bites while sleeping on the floor of the house. The very next night of this incident, the snake left five-seven houses and bit Pravesh, who lived in the neighbourhood.

After treatment that lasted for several hours in the hospital in Meerut, the family brought Pravesh home when he saved his life. But within a few hours, late on Tuesday night, the snake bit his wife Mamta, who was sleeping on the cot, due to which the family members opened their eyes as soon as Mamta, the mother of four children, who was sleeping in deep sleep, screamed, who quickly helped her. After seeing the local doctor, he was taken straight to the hospital in Meerut.

Injured Mamta was treated for several hours and then when her condition improved, the doctors sent her home. But within some time, when her health suddenly deteriorated again, the family members hurriedly took Mamta to Meerut Hospital, where she is undergoing treatment in a critical condition.

Forest department dependent on snake charmers

Forest department officials have taken the help of snake charmers. Those who have been called from Gesupur village of Meerut district are being played in the streets of the village under the leadership of Kamalnath Jogi, although even after several hours of efforts, no success has been achieved. The villagers are scared and frightened in these circumstances.