Father chops off 18-year-old son’s hand for watching porn on phone

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March 6, 2018

Hyderabad, Mar 6: In a bizarre incident, a 45-year-old man chopped off his 18-year-old son’s hand in Hyderabad on Monday for allegedly getting addicted to pornography on his smartphone despite repeated warnings.

Mohammad Qayyum Qureshi, an electrician by profession from Jalpalli colony in Pahadishareef area in the old city, surrendered to the police stating that he had chopped off the right hand (between wrist and elbow) of his son, Mohammad Khalid Qureshi, who works as an assistant at a local cable television operator.

According to Pahadisheriff Police, Khalid had recently purchased a smart phone. Since then he has been watching movies and porn, particularly during night, much to his father's anger.

A few days ago, the duo had a heated argument over the issue as Khalid said that he was only watching movies. Khaled then bit his father's hand and ran away from home. However, he returned and continued with his binge watching.

During the early hours of Monday, while Khalid and everyone else in the home were in deep sleep, Qayyum chopped the former's hand.

Khalid woke up writhing in pain and started screaming. He was rushed to a private hospital in Chaitanyapuri, where doctors tried to reconnect the wrist with rest of the hand. However, they said that there was little chance of saving Khalid's hand as the wrist was almost severed from the hand.

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dont worry Madhu and kotian will allow their children to watch and have sex with them. all in the name of sex education and freedom.

True.. but as a social animal you should follow some social codes and conduct. While your son watching (if) porn you should say this same thing.

Viren Kotian
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Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018

Hahaha. Which movie he was watching?

Sultan
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Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018

Brave father. Role model. He has sent a good message to the society. Also prevented many potential rapes from his son.

Madhu
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Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018

That father produced him after doing sex. And now chopped off son’s hand just for watching sex. What the hell! Where the humanity is heading?

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