Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Tantrik's Ritual Disrupts Bihar Hospital Post-Mortem
In Bihar, India, a tantrik tried to bring a dead boy back to life at the hospital.
The boy had died from a snakebite and was about to have an autopsy.
The tantrik, named Akhilesh Kumar Rai, did a ritual with chanting and touching the body.
He claimed he could revive the boy, but it did not work.
Hospital staff said it was impossible and explained that science and medicine do not support this.
The family was sad, but the doctors went ahead with the autopsy after the ritual failed.
A tantrik attempted to revive a deceased 15-year-old boy at a Bihar hospital.
The boy died from a snakebite and was brought to the hospital for a post-mortem.
The tantrik, Akhilesh Kumar Rai, performed a ritual, claiming he could restore life.
The ritual involved placing hands on the body, meditation, and using a towel-whip.
Hospital staff dismissed the tantrik's actions, and the post-mortem proceeded.
- Who
- Akhilesh Kumar Rai (tantrik) attempted to revive a 15-year-old boy.
- What
- A tantrik attempted to revive a deceased boy via ritual before a post-mortem examination.
- When
- August 13, 2025
- Where
- Samastipur Sadar Hospital, Bihar, India
- Why
- The tantrik aimed to bring the boy back to life through ritual practices.
Tantrik's View
Medical/Scientific View
Belief vs. Science
Tantrik's View
The tantrik believed in the efficacy of rituals to restore life.
Medical/Scientific View
Medical professionals and science refute the possibility of reviving the dead through ritual.
- Incident Location
- Samastipur Sadar Hospital, Bihar
- Victim's Age
- 15 years old
- Cause of Death
- Snakebite
- Performer's Title
- Tantrik/Bhagat
- Performer's Name
- Akhilesh Kumar Rai