Video: Maharashtra woman’s courage saves son, chases away 3 attackers

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Updated At : 07:21 PM Aug 19, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, August 19

She had the guts and next was her presence of mind.

A woman saved her son after he was attacked by three armed men in broad daylight in Maharashtra. She also chased them away.

In a shocking video, the man is seen sitting on his scooter on the roadside and chatting with his mother.

From nowhere, three men came on a scooter and attacked him with a sword. The man escaped the attack narrowly, but the mother's courage and swift response saved him. She quickly picked up a stone to throw at the attackers. Soon, her son also joined in chasing the attackers away.

The incident was reported at Kolhapur's Jaysingpur area and captured on a CCTV.

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