Archive · 10 Oct 2026
Police Book Two Over Alleged Forced Surgery, Confinement in Karnataka
Police in Karnataka are investigating what happened to a 22-year-old man.
His father told police that two people took his son away and forced him to have surgery.
The complaint says this happened on September 1 at a hospital in Davanagere.
It also alleges that the man was kept in a locked room in Chitradurga.
His father says one accused hurt him on September 11.
The complaint says the man was released on September 29.
He later contacted his family because he was weak, bleeding, and unable to walk.
He is receiving treatment, and police are trying to find the two accused.
These details are allegations in a police complaint, not findings of guilt.
Police booked two transgender people over allegations involving a 22-year-old man in Chitradurga, Karnataka.
The man’s father alleged the pair abducted and confined his son and arranged surgery without his consent.
The complaint says the man was taken to an unidentified hospital in Davanagere on September 1.
The accused allegedly burned and assaulted him during a ritual on September 11, then released him on September 29.
Police registered a case under several Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita provisions and said they were trying to trace and arrest the accused.
- Who
- A 22-year-old man and two accused transgender people; the man’s father filed the complaint.
- What
- Police registered a case over allegations of abduction, confinement, assault, and surgery without the man’s consent.
- When
- The alleged events began on September 1; the father filed the complaint on October 9, and police reported the case on October 10.
- Where
- Chitradurga and Davanagere, Karnataka; the hospital where the surgery allegedly occurred was not identified.
- Why
- The articles do not establish a reason for the alleged actions.
- Person involved
- A 22-year-old man
- Alleged first incident
- September 1
- Complaint filed
- October 9, by the man’s father
- Alleged release
- September 29
- Treatment
- The man was receiving treatment at Parashurampura Government Hospital
- Police action
- A case was registered under relevant Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections; police said they were seeking the accused