A highly venomous Russell’s viper was reportedly rescued from a bathroom at an ITI college in Bahjoi, Sambhal, before being placed inside an empty weight gainer box.
The unusual incident was described in a social-media published by KumaonJagran. The account identifies the location as an ITI college in Bahjoi and says the snake was found in a bathroom.
What the account reports
describes the snake as a Russell’s viper and says it was rescued rather than killed. It then shows or describes the reptile being kept inside an empty weight gainer box.
No information is provided about who carried out the rescue, how the snake was removed from the bathroom or whether anyone was injured. The account also does not state what happened to the snake after it was placed in the box.
The brief report does not provide the college’s name, the date of the rescue or details about the circumstances that brought the snake into the building. It also contains no official statement from the college, forest authorities or local administration.
Conclusion
The verified account is limited to the reported rescue of a Russell’s viper from an ITI college bathroom in Bahjoi, Sambhal, and its placement inside an empty weight gainer box. Further details about the rescue and the snake’s subsequent release are not available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What snake was reportedly rescued?
The account identifies it as a Russell’s viper.
Q. Where was the snake found?
It was reportedly found in a bathroom at an ITI college in Bahjoi, Sambhal.
Q. What happened after the rescue?
The snake was placed inside an empty weight gainer box.
Q. Was anyone injured?
The available account does not provide information about any injuries.
Q. Who rescued the snake?
The account does not identify the person or team involved in the rescue.
Q. What happened to the snake afterward?
The available information does not state whether or where the snake was later released.
