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In Havatpur Gosai Village or Gajraula, a villager finds it expensive to play with a snake. This villager named Jitendra alias Jeetu put the snake around the throat and after which his condition became critical. He was immediately admitted to the hospital where he underwent treatment at the ICU. According to doctors, the snake was toxic. The video of this incident becomes viral on the internet. Dialogues Associate, Gajraula/Amroa. Amroa News: Snake … When it comes to, the senses fly away as it ends life. However, this snake was joked by a villager. Put the snake around the neck and stitch its tongue with the snake. This act in a mockery of the villager has deteriorated and now he is struggling with life and death in a private hospital. The video of the developments also broadcast on the internet media. The whole case is from Havatpur Gosai Village or Gajraula Block. Friday, a snake came out under a broken wall. The snake was banned by the residents from there. During this time, Jitendra alias Jeetu, a resident of the village, grabbed the snake and sat around his neck and started playing with the snake. Not only that, place the snake around the neck and touch it near its tongue and the snake in the tongue. The weakened health of the joke continued for a while, but after a few hours, the villager’s health began to deteriorate after a few hours. When more health deteriorated, it was rushed for treatment in Gajraula. When the condition worsened, he was admitted to a private hospital on the highway next to the highway. Where the villager is included in the ICU and his condition is critical. Doctor dr. Lal Singh said the snake was quite toxic. It is very wrong to do this way. The residents were sent to the higher center after first aid. On the other hand, the village head Happy Chaudhary said that the condition of the villager is still critical.