An unusual incident occurred in Alwar, Rajasthan, where a man who rescued a snake late at night was bitten by the same snake the following morning. After rescuing the snake, the young man recklessly decided to keep it in his home instead of releasing it safely. Early the next morning, when he attempted to release the snake, it bit him instead, resulting in his hospitalization and serious health complications.

The individual, identified as Fazr Khan, is known for his work in snake rescue. He received a call at approximately 2 AM about a snake being found at a friend’s house and promptly went to catch it. Rather than immediately releasing the snake in a safe area, he placed it in a bag and took it back to his home. The decision to keep the snake close turned out to be dangerous when he tried to remove it from his vehicle for release, and the snake unexpectedly bit him on the hand.

This incident serves as a cautionary tale for wildlife rescuers about the importance of proper procedures when handling potentially dangerous animals. Fazr's condition remains critical as he is receiving medical treatment in the hospital, highlighting the risks involved in wildlife interaction without appropriate safety measures and respect for the animals' natural instincts.