Two Jharkhand Brothers Die After Family Chose Occult Healer Over Medical Care

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Two brothers in Jharkhand lost their lives after their family opted for traditional occult healing instead of seeking medical treatment for a fever. The family turned to a local 'ojha guni', a sorcerer and traditional healer, to treat the illness. The decision to avoid hospitals or doctors is believed to have directly contributed to the deaths. The incident highlights the dangers of relying on superstitious practices in place of modern medicine in rural areas.

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