Woman Chained to Tree in Maharashtra Forest: US Passport Photocopy Found

A woman was found in a jungle, and her leg was chained to a tree

Woman Chained to Tree in Maharashtra Forest: In southern Maharashtra’s Sindhudurg district, a woman was found in a jungle, and her leg was chained to a tree with an American passport, and some other documents.

On Saturday evening in Sonurli village, a herdsman alerted the police when he heard the cries of the woman, police believed that she may have been there for about 48 hours.

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Police recovered her US passport and an Aadhaar card identifying her as Lalita Kayi, it was carrying a Tamil Nadu address.

The official informed. “The woman was rushed to a hospital in Sawantwadi (in the state’s Konkan region) and then Oros in Sindhudurg. Considering her mental and health condition, she was shifted to Goa Medical College for advanced treatment.” “She is out of danger. Doctors treating her said she suffers from psychiatric problems. We have found medical prescriptions in her possession.”

“We found her Aadhaar card with a Tamil Nadu address and a photocopy of her United States of America passport. She has been identified as Lalita Kayi. Her visa has expired.”

“We are getting all these documents verified to ascertain her nationality. Police is also in touch with the Foreigners Regional Registration office,” he said. According to the information the official said, the women found in the jungle were in India for the past 10 years.

“The woman is not in a position to give her statement. The woman is weak as she has not eaten anything for a couple of days and also as the area experienced heavy rains.”

“We don’t know for how long she was tied to that tree. We believe her husband, who hails from Tamil Nadu, tied her there and fled,” he said.

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A note was also found in her bag which read, “my former husband”, Investigators believe that she lives in Tamil Nadu. “We have found that the woman, who appears to have been born in the US, also resided in Goa for some time. We are trying to find out whom she was in touch with in the past few months,” the officer said.

As part of the investigation police team has been sent to Tamil Nadu Goa and some other places to trace her relatives or knows.

Dr. Shivanand Bandekar, Dean, Goa Medical College, said the woman’s condition is stable. “She has some wounds on the leg, which are being assessed by the surgery department. She appears to be suffering from a mental health condition.”

“She is not speaking much and only communicates through writing in response to a question. We do not know for how long she did not eat, but her vital signs are stable. A board is meeting on Tuesday to assess her mental health and if there is any history of an illness.”

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