Elderly woman dies after monkey attacks her outside her home in Karnataka

A monkey attacked 91-year-old Najamunnisa Begum in Karnataka, India, on September 19, resulting in fatal injuries after she fell during the encounter.

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Elderly woman dies after monkey attacks her outside her home in Karnataka

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A monkey attacked 91-year-old Najamunnisa Begum outside her home in B.T. Patil Nagar, Karnataka, India, on the evening of September 19, resulting in her suffering fatal injuries. Begum was taken to a private hospital but died the following day after her condition deteriorated.

Najamunnisa Begum was taken to a private hospital on September 20 following the attack and passed away the next day due to a head injury. The incident is part of a recent trend of monkey-related fatalities in India, which has raised concerns among local authorities.

Local authorities in Karnataka are facing calls to address the rising incidents of monkey attacks following the fatal incident involving 91-year-old Najamunnisa Begum. In response to these troubling events, officials are reportedly considering measures to manage the primate population and enhance public safety in affected areas.

What remains unclear — The specific circumstances that led to the series of fatal encounters involving monkeys in India remain unaddressed.

Elderly woman dies after monkey attacks her outside her home in Karnataka

This is the moment a monkey launched a deadly flying kick at an elderly woman outside her home.

The attack happened at 91-year-old Najamunnisa Begum’s home in B.T. Patil Nagar in Karnataka, India, on the evening of September 19.

CCTV footage shows Najamunnisa standing at the entrance to the small courtyard before walking towards the side of the house after hearing a noise.

She peered around the corner before suddenly turning and moving back towards the house as the monkey appeared.

The animal then launched itself at the elderly woman, striking her with its feet and sending her crashing backwards onto the ground.

This is the shocking moment a devil monkey knocked over a frail pensioner with a horrifying flying leap in India. Najamunnisa Begum, 91, was walking in her front yard after dinner when a colobine monkey entered the property in Koppal, Karnataka, to search for food. The family's pet cat was seen fleeing before the aggressive primate turned its hostility on the shocked grandmother. CCTV footage captured on September 19 shows the elderly woman flinching in fear before trying to shuffle back into her home. But the demon monkey sprang at her as she walked through the compound of her house, and she fell, slamming her head on the pavement. Her daughter ran over to help her, but was also attacked by the monkey, which knocked her over with a powerful leap. PACKAGE: VIDEO, VIDEO STILLS, TEXT
The woman’s daughter found her seriously injured (Picture: ViralPress)

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Najamunnisa fell and hit her head on the ground, suffering fatal injuries as the monkey ran away across the courtyard.

Moments later, the woman’s daughter came out of the house after hearing the commotion and saw her mother lying on the ground.

The monkey then rushed back towards her daughter as if to attack again before jumping onto the garden wall.

Najamunnisa was taken to a private hospital for treatment after suffering a head injury and initially recovering. But her condition later deteriorated, and she died in hospital the following day.

The incident comes amid a series of fatal encounters involving monkeys in India in recent weeks.

A 55-year-old woman died after falling from a rooftop while reportedly trying to escape monkeys in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, on 10th September.

Four days later, another woman died after falling from a rooftop following a reported monkey attack in Shimla, in Himachal Pradesh.

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