Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Bihar Teenager Walks 150km with Severed Arm, Rescued in Haryana
A teenager from Bihar got hurt while working at a farm in Haryana and lost his arm.
After the accident, he was left at a clinic and had to walk over 150 km before getting help.
He said he was tricked into the job, not paid, and not given enough to eat.
Luckily, some teachers found him and got him medical help.
His family was found, but they decided not to press charges due to money problems.
A 15-year-old boy from Bihar walked over 150 km with a severed arm after an alleged workplace accident.
The boy claimed he was forced to work at a Haryana dairy farm and denied wages and food.
His arm was severed while operating a fodder chopper, and he was allegedly left at a dispensary.
Rescued by teachers in Nuh, he received medical care and was reunited with his family.
The family initially declined to file a police case, citing financial constraints.
- Who
- A 15-year-old boy, teachers in Nuh, Haryana police, and family.
- What
- A teenager walked over 150 km with a severed arm after a workplace accident.
- When
- Approximately two weeks prior to rescue.
- Where
- Haryana (Jind, Nuh districts), and Bihar.
- Why
- The boy was allegedly exploited and injured in a work accident.
Boy's Allegations
Unspecified
Workplace Conditions
Boy's Allegations
The boy was recruited under false pretenses, denied wages and food, and made to operate machinery that caused his injury.
Unspecified
The article only presents the boy's account, and no opposing view of the farm owners or other involved parties is presented.
- Victim's Age
- 15
- Origin
- Bihar
- Workplace
- Dairy farm, Haryana
- Injury
- Severed arm
- Distance Walked
- Over 150 km
- Rescue Location
- Nuh, Haryana
- Current Status
- Stable condition after surgery
Sources
Beatings of Haryana police break migrant worker's leg, suspicion leads to fracture - Telegraph India
Migrant verification drive: Civil society group writes to Gurgaon DC, police, NHRC, Haryana chief secretary
Bangladeshi immigrants living illegally in Haryana being identified, sent back: Nayab Singh Saini
In an Assam village, young men who found work in Gurgaon are returning in droves
