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K'taka childcare centre worker's nose chopped off by angry garden owner

By IANS | Updated: January 3, 2024 11:40 IST

Belagavi, Jan 3 In a shocking incident, a childcare centre worker's nose was chopped off by an angry ...

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Belagavi, Jan 3 In a shocking incident, a childcare centre worker's nose was chopped off by an angry owner of a garden in Karnataka's Belagavi district after children plucked flowers without permission, police said on Wednesday.

The incident took place in Basurte village and the victim was identified as 50-year-old Sugandha More, who is currently in a critical condition.

According to the police, the accused, Kalyani More, became enraged when children from the state government-run Anganwadi childcare centre entered his garden and plucked flowers.

Kalyani More verbally abused Sugandha More and attacked her with a sickle.

The brutal attack resulted in the victim's nose being chopped off, leading to profuse bleeding.

The blood had entered her lungs, and she is now fighting for her life, the police said.

The incident, which happened on January 1, has only recently come to light.

Kakathi police have registered the case, but the accused is yet to be arrested.

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