A couple in Telangana was thrashed and later hanged to a tree by the villagers accusing them of carrying out black magic.

A video of the incident has surfaced on internet.

In the video, it can be seen one man and a woman swinging with a rope tied around their body attached to the tree’s branch and number of villagers standing around.

The incident took place in Sadasivpet mandal of Kolkur village in Sangareddy district, Telangana.

The tied couple identified as Shyamamma and Yadaiah were suspected to be doing black magic acts. As per reports, the villagers alleged that a resident of the villager had died due to Yadaiah’s black magic.

The local police was informed about the incident, immediately after which, it reached to the spot and rescued the couple.

The couple was rushed to the hospital, who sustained minor injuries and are in a stable condition now.

The police has registered a case against the villagers and is now probing the entire matter.

There are several cases, where villagers or people from a locality have killed or thrashed a person or a group alleging for black magic practices.

In February 2020, a man in Chhattisgarh was pulled out of his house and was beaten, cane-charged to death over suspecting him of involving in black magic practices.

Famous American Pop Singer Bebe Rexha was attacked with a mobile phone thrown at her during a live concert in New York on Sunday.

Rexha was on stage singing, when out of nowhere a mobile phone came and hit her head.

She was immediately rushed to the hospital, the artist got a head injury and had to take three stitches.

A video of the incident is now viral on the internet.

In the video shared by concertgoers, Rexha can be seen falling down to knees and jolting in pain immediately after the phone was hurled at her.

The incident took place while the singer was performing at her 13 concert at the Rooftop at Pier 17, New York City.

The New York City police has arrested the miscreant identified as 27-year-old Nicolas Malvagna, a resident of New Jersey. Malvagna is charged with assault, as per the police.

As per reports, the assaulter has admitted that he did it completely intentionally with the purpose to hit her as he found it to be funny.

The police said, on June 18, at around 10 pm, they were informed of an assault to have taken place at the concert venue located at 89 south street.

Meanwhile, Rexha shared a picture of herself doing a thumbs up and showing her injury.

With the picture, Rexha wrote the caption I’m good.

Reportedly Rexha’s mother revealed that she received three stitches.

Bebe Rexha is a well-known artist who has sung many hit songs such as I’M Good, In the Name of Love etc.

Users across the internet have slammed the incident calling it a disgust act and have expressed their anger over the fan doing such actions that led to hurting the singer.

A user abused the culprit and praised Rexha as a fantastic performer wishing her to get well soon.

A Chinese pub reportedly charged its customer with a $42 fine for failing to create a good vibe. A woman in China took to social media to share her experience after being charged an additional 300 yuan (US $42) at the pub. The incident took place at the Boom Shake bar in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province. 

According to reports, the woman and her friends had booked a VIP booth with a minimum coast of 3,800 yuan (US $535). However, the pub charged them extra for allegedly not creating a vibrant atmosphere. In a newspaper report, the woman narrated that her group arrived at the pub and they found the assigned booth too small but they chose to stay.

Later, they were taken aback when they received a bill for 4,988 yuan. They thought they were charged an additional 300 yuan for an extra bottle of wine. When they questioned the staff about the bill, they were informed that the extra charge was a “punishment” due to the perceived lack of a vibrant atmosphere around their booth. The woman shared this information with the news site Pear Video. She expressed that she was speechless adding that they went there as consumers and not work to create a vibe. 

The woman further narrated that they had only ordered four bottles of wine but they were inexplicably charged for an extra bottle that costs more than 1000 yuan (US$140). When the woman raised her issue, the management informed that her ‘vibe fine’ was intended for the staff and not for the customers. The management added that the waiter charged the fine back to the customer due to their dissatisfaction. 

The customer argued that the charge was the waiter’s responsibility as he worked on commission through a third-party sales company. Following a heated argument, the group settled the bill. The customer lodged complaints with the company and the local market supervision authority that resulted in the waiter repaying 1,480 yuan for the “vibe fine” and the extra bottle of wine. 

This incident sparked a row about consumer rights in China, underlining the prevalence of such violations. In another incident in the country, a man was overcharged at a restaurant until surveillance footage rectified the bill.