Shocking! Groom Stabbed On Stage During Wedding, Drone Records 2 Km Chase | Watch
A wedding celebration in Maharashtra’s Amravati turned into a terrifying scene when a 22-year-old groom, Sujal Ram Samudra , was brutally stabbed on stage in front of stunned guests. What makes this case even more extraordinary is that the entire incident including the attacker’s escape was captured by a drone camera.
According to police, the assailant, identified as Ragho Jitendra Bakshi, approached the groom during the ceremony and stabbed him three times with an iron knife, injuring his thigh and knee. The shocking moment, filmed by the wedding drone, didn’t just record the attack it also followed Bakshi and his accomplice as they fled on a bike for nearly two kilometres.
The video footage shows the attacker in an orange hoodie sprinting from the venue, hopping onto a waiting motorcycle driven by another man in black. Despite a relative’s attempt to stop them, the duo managed to escape. Police have since seized the drone footage, which has become a key piece of evidence in the case.
Preliminary investigations suggest that the assault stemmed from a minor scuffle during a DJ performance earlier in the event, when both the groom and the accused were reportedly pushed while dancing. The heated exchange that followed allegedly drove Bakshi to commit the violent act.
Before escaping, the attacker also attempted to stab the groom’s father, Ramji Samudra, but missed.
A case has been registered at Badnera Police Station, and a manhunt is underway. The injured groom was immediately rushed to RIMS Hospital in Amravati, where doctors confirmed he suffered deep wounds but is now stable.
Police say the drone’s clear visuals may soon lead them straight to the attackers turning wedding footage into vital forensic evidence.
According to police, the assailant, identified as Ragho Jitendra Bakshi, approached the groom during the ceremony and stabbed him three times with an iron knife, injuring his thigh and knee. The shocking moment, filmed by the wedding drone, didn’t just record the attack it also followed Bakshi and his accomplice as they fled on a bike for nearly two kilometres.
The video footage shows the attacker in an orange hoodie sprinting from the venue, hopping onto a waiting motorcycle driven by another man in black. Despite a relative’s attempt to stop them, the duo managed to escape. Police have since seized the drone footage, which has become a key piece of evidence in the case.
Preliminary investigations suggest that the assault stemmed from a minor scuffle during a DJ performance earlier in the event, when both the groom and the accused were reportedly pushed while dancing. The heated exchange that followed allegedly drove Bakshi to commit the violent act.
Before escaping, the attacker also attempted to stab the groom’s father, Ramji Samudra, but missed.
A case has been registered at Badnera Police Station, and a manhunt is underway. The injured groom was immediately rushed to RIMS Hospital in Amravati, where doctors confirmed he suffered deep wounds but is now stable.
Police say the drone’s clear visuals may soon lead them straight to the attackers turning wedding footage into vital forensic evidence.
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