How I survived a brutal attack in a public park

April 24, 2017 17:35

The Delhi-based freelance journalist, Aparna Kalra, who was battling for life after being attacked by an unidentified person early this month, is doing well.

Kalra, 45, was out for her evening walk in a park near her home in northwest Delhi's Ashok Vihar when she was attacked. She suffered multiple brain injuries, but gained consciousness briefly on Wednesday night, after which she fell unconscious. During the brief period that she was conscious, she managed to tell the police that she was attacked.

Kalra writes a first-person account of her ordeal here.

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