An American woman was discovered bound to a tree in a thick Indian forest, but she had restrained herself.

Lalita Kayi Kumar, a 50-year-old woman, was recently discovered in a forest near Sonurli village, approximately 280 miles away from Mumbai. It has been 10 days since she was found, and the details surrounding her discovery are quite baffling.

Police officials believe that Kumar, who is an American citizen, had tied herself up to a tree in the forest. She was initially found by a local shepherd who heard her cries for help. The poor woman was severely dehydrated and was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment.

Due to her weakened state, Kumar was unable to speak and instead communicated through written messages on a notepad to her doctors and the police. In one of her messages, she claimed that her husband had abandoned her in the forest for 40 days. However, upon further investigation, the police discovered that she was not married and was actually receiving psychiatric treatment.

According to the authorities, it is likely that Kumar was experiencing hallucinations, which may have led her to tie herself up to the tree. She confessed that she had purchased the locks and chain herself, as she was distressed about her expired visa and dwindling finances. When she was found, she was severely malnourished and in a state of shock.

The woman has been identified as Lalita Kayi and was located in a dense forest in the Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra. The local cattle herder who found her recalls hearing her screams from within the forest. He found her with one of her legs tied to a tree, and she was screaming like an animal. He immediately called for help from the other villagers and the police.

Authorities were initially skeptical of Kumar's story as it seemed unlikely that she could have survived for nearly a month without food or water. However, they found a photocopy of her American passport, confirming her identity. She also had a mobile phone, tablet, and a significant amount of money in her possession.

The circumstances surrounding Kumar's confinement are still under investigation by the local law enforcement. She has been able to speak to her family in America over the phone. Dr. Sanghamitra Phule, the superintendent of the hospital where she is being treated, has stated that her condition is gradually improving. She is now able to eat, walk, and exercise, and is also receiving the necessary nutrients to help her body recover from the ordeal.

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