Intruder Enters Hyderabad Home, Jumps Off Building As Woman Calls Him Out; Watch Video

Imagine being alone at home, and upon entering one of your rooms, you find a stranger already seated there! Well, encountering such a frightening, perilous sight is the last thing anyone desires. Yet, for a woman in Hyderabad, this terrifying scenario became a reality when she discovered a man inside her room, allegedly having entered while she was home alone.

The woman promptly captured the unsettling scene in a video that has since gone viral. In the footage, the man can be seen seated on the floor in a corner of the room. Filled with a mix of fear and anger, she confronted him from behind the camera, speaking in what appeared to be Telugu. “Who are you?” she demanded. “What is your name?” “Do you not have the manners to ring the bell before entering someone’s house?” Her reprimands continued relentlessly as she urged him to leave immediately, even rushing to open the outer gate for him while keeping up her scolding.

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Despite the woman’s persistent scolding, the man initially hesitated to rise from the floor. He began crawling outside, seemingly reluctant to comply with her demands. However, when the woman retreated to the balcony, he suddenly stood up and advanced towards her. Eventually, he climbed off the grill and leaped from the building, allegedly from the second floor, in a bid to escape.

The video has garnered widespread attention online, with many praising the woman for her courage and quick thinking in capturing the incident on camera. Additionally, another footage emerged of a mobile phone purportedly belonging to the intruder, which fell during his escape attempt.

Subsequently, according to a report by TOI, the man was apprehended by the police and identified as having “learning disabilities.”

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However, further details about the incident are not available at this time.