A Nepali woman was brutally assaulted by a mob in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly on Saturday night, August 2, after being mistaken for a thief. The victim, identified as Sushmita Saru Magar alias Kajal from Nepal's Pokhara, had come to the city seeking employment and was staying at the home of an acquaintance in Baradari. According to police, she stepped onto the terrace around 1 am to take a phone call when residents, suspecting her of theft, raised an alarm and chased her. In a panic, she jumped from the roof and was then beaten with sticks by the mob. A disturbing video of the attack, now viral on social media, shows her pleading with folded hands and insisting, “I am not a thief,” as the assault continued. Police have arrested four people in connection with the incident, and the woman remains hospitalised in serious condition. Bareilly Horror: Man Hangs Wife Upside Down and Brutally Assaults Her, UP Police Responds After Video Goes Viral.

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