Indian woman chops off husband’s private parts for withholding physical relations

Frustration and anger led an Indian woman to chop-off her husband’s genitals because he refused to have sex with her since the time they got married ten years back. The bizarre incident took place in northern Uttar Pradesh, India on Thursday and since then the news has made rounds on the internet and on national television.

According to the details of the incident provided, the victim was a 34-year-old taxi driver who refused to have physical relations with his wife. After his wife attacked him, he was left in a critical condition and was later rushed to Jaypee Hospital in Noida where he still remains in critical condition.

The doctor who operated on the victim told the press that his private parts have been cut off and that he had to be taken for an emergency surgery. Even though the patient is still in critical condition, the doctors hope that he will recover and will be able to reproduce after the surgery.

Meanwhile the suspect, 30-year-old woman told the police that she had been mentally tortured by her husband for the past ten years, as he refused to have sex and children with her. After bearing the torture for so long, she just lost it on Thursday, picked up a kitchen knife and attacked him when he came out of the washroom.

“He used boast about his manhood and told me that he can have children with other women but not me,” the woman said in her statement to the police officials. “I still tolerated him. I don’t know the reason why he hates me. Often, he used to ask me to leave. We got married in June 2006. He used to assault me and often abused me and my sisters. I have tried my level best to persuade him to have children but he had no physical relations with me.”

A case has been registered against the wife and she has been remanded into police custody.

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