Nagin’s revenge or superstition? Cobra has bitten the same girl 12 times in 42 days!

A surprising and disturbing incident has come to light from Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh, which is spraying a big debate between science and superstition. Here an 18 -year -old girl claims that the same cobra snake (Nag) in the last 42 days Not once or twice, but 12 times It is bitter

This story looks like a script of a film, but it became a dreadful reality for a village in Maheva Ghat police station area. The whole village is in a hurry and the family engaged in the puja day to calm ‘Nagdevata’.

“Wherever I go, he comes back!”

This girl’s name is Manisha. According to family members, this peculiar sequence started about one and a half months ago. For the first time, when the snake bites, the housemates got him to take him to the hospital, a snake (Ojha) of the village and the girl was cured.

But this was just the beginning. After this, as if the snake targeted Manisha. The family says that whether it is in the courtyard of the house, sleeping in the room, or sitting among everyone, the snake would come from anywhere and Manisha would have stunned and disappeared.

Superstition or any unresolved puzzle?

The most surprising thing in this incident is that every time after snake bite, Manisha is given traditional treatment instead of hospital and family claims that she has recovered. Doctors and experts are unable to believe this. He says that it is impossible to avoid 12 blows of poisonous snake without proper treatment.

On the other hand, the villagers and family consider it to be a completely supernatural event. They suspect that this is a ‘wishful serpent’ who is taking revenge. He believes that there may have been a mistake from a family member, whose punishment is being punished by Manisha. The family has also performed many pujas outside the house to please the ‘snake god’, but the process of attacks has not stopped.

This incident has become a topic of discussion throughout the area. Is this really a snake’s revenge? Or is it a dangerous game of superstition, where a little girl’s life is being repeatedly put at stake? This is a puzzle that no one currently has an answer.