Killer Chinese Manjha took one more life in Delhi, being sold openly even after the ban

Chinese Manjha Death: Accidents are happening every day in Delhi from Chinese Manjha. There has been another death today. New case of Mansarovar Park area, where Abhishek (Abhishek), who was going on a scooty on Sunday afternoon, lost his life after being mangled by the manjha. In fact, he was going to Shalimar Garden for some work that he died after being hit by a manjha on the Nathu Colony flyover, a short distance from the house. Please tell that Abhishek had a tent house named Balaji. He lived with his family in number eight street of Jyoti Colony. Apart from father Manoj Kumar, mother Seema, there are three brothers and a sister in the house.

In the capital Delhi, there has not been the first death due to Chinese manjha. Vipin, a resident of Nangloi, had lost his life yesterday. In the last days, a total of 3 people lost their lives due to Chinese Manjha. Abhinav, an MBA student, had his neck cut by a Chinese thread this month. Earlier on July 25, near Haiderpur flyover in North West Delhi, a young man named Sumit came under the grip of Chinese manjha. Sumit also died during treatment.

When was Chinese Manjha banned?

In the year 2016, on the day of Independence Day, at two different places, Chinese manjha lost its life. A few months after this incident, the Delhi government issued a notification banning the manjha. In July 2017, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) banned the sale of Chinese manja in the country. Despite this, it is being sold openly. Every year people are dying from this Chinese manjha.

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