Young Man Stabbed, Car Vandalised in Jamnagar’s Dhrol Love Marriage Dispute
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A 26-year-old man was critically injured and required emergency surgery after being ambushed and stabbed during a love marriage settlement discussion in Dhrol, Jamnagar district.
Parakramsinh Savjubha Jadeja, a resident of Morar Saheb village in Khambhaliya, suffered multiple knife wounds on the night of August 27. Dhrol police have launched legal action against four accused named in the complaint.
The Ambush in Bharwad Street
The incident unfolded after Parakramsinh dined with friends at his garden and drove them to Dhrol. En route, he telephoned Nilesh alias Baji Dineshbhai Parmar to ask if a settlement could be reached regarding a love marriage involving his family. The phone call escalated into a heated argument, with Nilesh hurling abuse at Parakramsinh.
When Parakramsinh and his friends reached Bharwad Street around 11.30 pm, four men ambushed their car before the occupants could step out.
Nilesh, armed with a knife, charged at the vehicle alongside Om Prakashbhai Vaghela and Hans alias Lakhan Tulshibhai Parmar, who carried iron pipes, and Manav Rameshbhai Parmar, who was armed with a wooden stick.
Nilesh stabbed Parakramsinh twice on the left side of his stomach and attacked his left hand. Simultaneously, the three accomplices smashed the glass of both front doors and the rear deck with pipes and sticks, abusing Parakramsinh and threatening to kill him.
Emergency Surgery and Medical Treatment
Following the violent assault, Parakramsinh was initially rushed to the government hospital in Dhrol. Due to the severity of his injuries, medical staff transferred him to GG Hospital in Jamnagar for advanced treatment.
Surgeons operated on his abdominal injuries, placing four stitches on each of the two deep stab wounds. Medical personnel also required six stitches to treat the upper part of his left hand and nine stitches for the lower section.
Police have registered a formal complaint against Nilesh Parmar, Om Prakashbhai Vaghela, Hans Parmar, and Manav Parmar, initiating standard legal procedure against all four individuals involved in the attack.
