An elderly snake charmer Bichhunath was bitten by a poisonous cobra snake in village Sarsona in Jhansi district of Uttar Pradesh on Monday evening, due to which he died a horrific death. By the time his family brought him to Jhansi Medical College for treatment, he had died. After which there is chaos among the family members.

The local people are quite shocked by the death of Bicchhunath, because the person who spent his entire life in catching poisonous snakes, today became a victim of one of those snakes. The people of the area are very sad due to his death.

had come to catch the snake

According to the information, on Monday evening Bicchu Nath had reached village Sarsona to catch the snake that had entered a house. Bicchu Nath, who has been working as a snake catcher for a long time, was known for controlling poisonous snakes in the area. People considered him knowledgeable about snakes and his help was sought whenever a snake was found in any house or area.

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While catching the snake, a cobra suddenly attacked him and bit him. The surprising thing was that even after being bitten, Bicchu Nath did not lose courage and caught the same cobra snake and sealed it in a small earthen pot. After this the family took him to Jhansi Medical College for treatment. That snake was also kept in a pitcher along with him, so that the doctors could get help in getting the right treatment. But during treatment, his condition continued to deteriorate and ultimately he died.

Bichhunath was a resident of Shivpuri in MP.

The deceased Bicchu Nath was a resident of Toda Pichor village of Karaira police station area of ​​Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh. It is said that he had a son, who died a long time ago. According to his grandson Shani, Bicchu Nath worked as a snake catcher all his life and always worked to save people from poisonous snakes. After receiving information about the incident, the police reached the spot and took the body into custody and sent it to the mortuary for post-mortem.

There is a wave of mourning in the area due to the death of Bicchu Nath. People say that the person who saved people from the fear of snakes all his life, in the end the same snake became the last reason for his life.

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Fear of people from snakes and many kinds of things about them have been going on around us for a long time. Especially poisonous snakes, such as a cobra, are more heard, stories of fear and accident are heard more. Cobra is counted among the most dangerous and poisonous snakes in the world. In India, it can be seen everywhere from north to south. It is not only poisonous but also a very fast running snake.

It is said that it can run fast on the ground and swim in water as well. At the same time, after the bite of the cobra, people survive without any medical treatment. Seeing this, many people start relying on traditional treatments like broom. In such a situation, let us know how many times the lives of people are saved on cobra bite. Does there be a logic behind it or gives a shrub.

How many times people save their lives without treating cobra bite

The cobra behaves a special type of behave that is called falls byte or false cutting. This means that when the cobra bites, he does not always leave his poison. This is because the cobra avoids leaving the poison excessively. Poison affects his digestive power and if he loses poison many times, he can have difficulty in digesting food. So many times he bites but does not inject poison. Because of this, many times people get cured without any treatment even after the bite of the cobra. People consider it to be a miraculous treatment caused by the broom, while it is actually due to the falls byte.

There is someone lodic behind it

Even today, the trend of sweeping snake bites in the areas of village-countryside is very common. There is a big reason behind this that about 95 percent of snakes found in India are not poisonous, that is, there is no fatal harm due to the bite of most snakes. In such a situation, when a person sweeps after the bite of a non-throat snake and he is cured, he creates a belief in the minds of the people that the chandelier really works.

Most snake bite cases are related to non-throat snakes. Therefore, when people sweep and survive, their faith increases on the chandelier. But those who are poisonous snakes, after the bite, do not benefit from sweeping, but it can threaten the patient’s life.

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