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30-year-old man injured in Pune due to nylon manja

Rushikesh Waghmode, 30, suffered injuries from a nylon manja while biking in Pune, requiring four stitches after a thread cut his neck and hand.

Updated on: Dec 9, 2024, 08:32:01 IST
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A 30-year-old man, Rushikesh Waghmode suffered serious injuries and got four stitches on his right hand after a nylon manja cut him on the neck while he was riding his bike in the Market Yard area. The incident occurred on December 8.

The manja threat is a serious concern, and often there are cases where people are injured and in extreme cases died duo to manja injury. (REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO)
The manja threat is a serious concern, and often there are cases where people are injured and in extreme cases died duo to manja injury. (REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO)

The incident took place at around 3:30 pm when Waghmode was returning home from the office.

Waghmode said, “I was travelling back home from Market Yard area and when my bike reached the middle of the overbridge, I felt a thread entangled on my neck. I tried to remove it while I was driving, but my finger got a sharp cut. I immediately jumped down from the bike. Seeing this some passerby travelling on the road stopped and helped me remove the manja.”

“The manja thread looked like attached with a kite stuck on the flyover wall. After some time I drove my bike to some distance but seeing the bleeding from my hand, I stopped there and called my friends, who later brought me to the nearby hospital. I got four stitches on the finger. Thankfully the cut was not deep on my neck,” said Waghmode.

“The manja threat is a serious concern, we often get to know about cases where people are injured and in extreme cases died duo to manja injury. In such a case, one can register a complaint with the police as they have authority to take action against such unauthorised manja,” said a senior official from Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on the condition of anonymity.

 
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