A team of four doctors in Hamidia hospital took six hours to operate a woman's left hand which was chopped off from the wrist by her 32-year-old husband in an inebriated state at Paras Colony. The incident was reported around midnight on Tuesday.
A team of over dozen doctors were deployed for the operation and managed to operate hand but still it will take two days to confirm success of the operation.
The left leg which was chopped off from ankle was not operated and it would be supported by artificial leg.
Suspecting character Preetam Singh Sisodia attacked his wife Sangeeta Singh Sisodia and chopped off her left leg and left palm. The accused was heavily inebriated state and give hard time for policemen who reached to rescue her.
The victim works in Indore and used to visit Bhopal fortnightly. The couple had a 7-year-old boy from the marriage.
The accused works as mason while Sangeeta works as supervisor at a factory in Indore. The accused used to have frequent fights as she used to talk for long whenever she would visit Bhopal.
In the night at around 11.30 pm accused who was heavily drunk attacked victim with a sharp edged weapon and chopped off her leg and hand. The accused remained at the room and after police came she was rescued.
The police managed to arrest the accused by diverting his attention. The police have registered a case under section 307 of the IPC.