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Uttar Pradesh Woman Dies While Stopping Sons’ Stick Fight
A woman named Lajjawati died after being hurt during a fight between her two sons.
The sons were arguing over an issue that has not been made public.
Their argument turned into a physical fight involving wooden sticks.
Lajjawati tried to stop them.
She was hit by one of the sticks and badly injured.
Her family took her to a health centre in Fatehpur.
Doctors there said she had died.
Police are investigating what caused the fight and exactly how she was injured.
Sixty-five-year-old Lajjawati died after being struck by a wooden stick during a fight between her sons.
The sons were identified by police as Ram Asare and Putan.
The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon in Hakkabad village in the Baddupur area.
Lajjawati was trying to stop the brothers’ physical altercation when she was hit and seriously injured.
Doctors at a Community Health Centre in Fatehpur declared her dead, while police investigate the dispute and circumstances of her injury.
- Who
- Lajjawati, a 65-year-old woman, and her sons Ram Asare and Putan were involved.
- What
- Lajjawati died after allegedly being struck by a wooden stick while intervening in her sons’ fight.
- Where
- Hakkabad village in the Baddupur area of Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh.
- When
- Wednesday afternoon; the report was dated September 16.
- Why
- She was trying to stop a physical fight between her sons; the issue that caused their dispute was unspecified.
Key facts
- Victim
- Lajjawati, 65
- Sons identified
- Ram Asare and Putan
- Incident location
- Hakkabad village, Baddupur area
- District and state
- Barabanki, Uttar Pradesh
- Weapon involved
- Wooden stick, or lathi
- Medical facility
- Community Health Centre in Fatehpur
- Investigation
- Baddupur police are investigating the dispute and circumstances of the injury
Quotes
Manoj Sonkar
Baddupur station house officer
“Police are investigating the matter and gathering details about the cause of the dispute and the circumstances in which the woman sustained injuries”
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