Archive · 12 Aug 2025
Bihar Teen Forced into Labor, Walks 150 km with Severed Arm
A teenage boy from Bihar went to Haryana looking for a job, but was forced to work at a dairy farm.
He was made to work hard and given little food.
While working with a machine, he lost his arm.
Instead of helping him, the people in charge left him in a forest.
The boy walked a long distance to get help.
Police are now investigating and have filed a case against those who forced him to work and hurt him.
His family wants justice for what happened.
A 15-year-old boy from Bihar was allegedly forced into bonded labor at a dairy farm in Haryana.
The boy's arm was severed in a fodder chopping machine accident at the farm.
Instead of providing medical care, the employer dumped the boy in a forest.
The boy walked over 150 km with his severed arm before being rescued by teachers.
Police have registered an FIR based on the boy's father's complaint, naming the alleged captors.
- Who
- A 15-year-old boy from Bihar, his father, his brother, and the unknown individuals who employed and abused him.
- What
- A 15-year-old boy was subjected to forced labor and suffered a severe injury resulting in amputation.
- When
- The incident occurred after the boy arrived in Bahadurgarh, Haryana in search of work in April and May.
- Where
- Haryana, India. The boy was held captive at a dairy farm and abandoned in a forest.
- Why
- The boy was seeking employment but was allegedly trafficked and exploited for labor.
Victim's Family
Alleged Perpetrators
Justice
Victim's Family
The family is seeking justice for the abuse and neglect suffered by the boy.
Alleged Perpetrators
N/A
- Victim's Age
- 15
- Origin
- Bihar, India
- Location of Abuse
- Haryana, India
- Injury
- Severed arm
- Distance Walked
- Over 150 km
- FIR Registered
- Yes
- Charges Filed
- Trafficking, abduction, grievous hurt, forced labor, assault