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Woman Sustains Head Injury After Alleged Assault by Neighbors Aring Area in Mathura

A woman named Lalwati suffered a severe head injury following an alleged assault by intoxicated neighbors in the Aring police outpost area of Mathura.

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Woman Sustains Head Injury After Alleged Assault by Neighbors Aring Area in Mathura
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Mathura, October 31, 2026: A woman identified as Lalwati sustained a severe head injury following an alleged assault by her neighbors in the Aring police outpost area of Mathura. The incident, which reportedly involved stone-pelting, occurred inside the victim’s home while she was asleep.

According to the victim, two neighbors identified as Ashok and Raghuveer forcibly entered her residence. Lalwati stated that the individuals were intoxicated, having been observed consuming alcohol and smoking chillum prior to the altercation. She reported that the suspects used a sharp object to strike her multiple times on the head, causing a significant and bleeding wound. The attackers fled the scene immediately after the assault.

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Lalwati was subsequently transported to a hospital for medical treatment. Medical professionals examined her head injury and noted its severity, though they did not apply stitches to the wound. The victim reported that there was an absence of senior doctors at the facility, and medical staff advised further care instead of surgical closure. The injury remains under observation.

Following her hospital visit, the victim was taken to the police station to file a formal complaint regarding the assault. Authorities are currently reviewing the incident involving the suspects, Ashok and Raghuveer. Further steps in the process will include police investigation and potential questioning of the individuals named by the victim. The reporting of the case and the subsequent investigation remain in progress.

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Saurabh Jain, Bureau Chief, MathuraNow

Saurabh Jain

Bureau Chief

Saurabh Jain - Mathura is associated with MathuraNow and contributes coverage related to local updates, civic developments, Braj culture, and regional news from Mathura-Vrindavan.

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