Doctors remove Vodka bottle from 26-year-old man's stomach in Nepal
Kathmandu, Mar 10: A 26-year-old man in Nepal had to undergo surgery to get a Vodka bottle removed from his stomach, leading to the arrest of a person, according to a media report on Friday.
The Vodka bottle was found during a medical check-up after Nursad Mansuri of Gujara Municipality in Rautahat district complained of severe abdominal pain.
He was admitted to a hospital five days ago and underwent a two-and-a-half hour-long surgery for the successful extraction of the bottle, The Himalayan Times newspaper reported.
''The bottle had ripped apart his intestine, causing leakage of faeces and swelling of his intestines but now, he is out of danger,'' a doctor said.
According to police, Nursad's friends might have got him drunk and forced a bottle into his stomach through his rectum.
It is suspected that the bottle was forced into Nursad's stomach through his rectum, which was luckily not harmed, the report said.
Rautahat Police have arrested one Sheikh Samim in connection with the incident and have also interrogated a few of Nursad's friends.
''As we suspect Samim, we kept him in custody and are investigating,'' the Area Police Office of Chandrapur was quoted as saying.
''A few of Nursad's other friends are at large and we are searching for them,'' said the Superintendent of Police, Bir Bahadur Budha Magar of Rautahat.
Further investigation is underway, the report said.
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NIA conducts searches at 22 locations to probe human trafficking syndicate
New Delhi (PTI): The National Investigation Agency on Thursday conducted searches at 22 locations in six states to probe a human trafficking syndicate luring youth to work in call centres engaged in cyber frauds, officials said.
They said the searches were being conducted in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi among other places.
The case, which was registered by police in Gopalganj in Bihar, relates to an organised syndicate luring and trafficking Indian youth to foreign countries on the pretext of jobs and forcing them to work in fake call centres engaged in cyber fraud.
