Bizarre: IGIMS doctors take out mobile phone from prisoner's stomach
Gopalganj: In a bizarre incident, an inmate of Bihar’s Gopalganj district jail reportedly swallowed a mobile phone during a surprise inspection due to fear of being caught by the officers. The inmate was rushed to the Emergency Department and the mobile phone was taken out by doctors at Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (IGIMS) Patna on Wednesday.
The matter, however, came to light on Sunday after Ali developed extreme pain in his stomach. On being asked about the cause of his stomach pain, the prisoner confessed that he swallowed the phone on Saturday during the inspection.
The incident took place on Saturday when the prisoner was busy talking to someone over a mobile phone inside the jail when a police team conducted surprise checks. By the time he could hide the mobile phone, he hurriedly swallowed it out of fear.
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“The prisoner informed the jail authorities and narrated the sequence of events. He was immediately rushed to Gopalganj district hospital where the x-ray of the inmate revealed the presence of a foreign particle in his abdomen,” Manoj Kumar, Gopalganj jail superintendent, told PTI on Monday.
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