People can withstand 11,000V lines

Deepak Jangra, an Indian boy, can touch open wires without getting jerky or injured, even with currents of up to 11,000V.

Deepak Jangra, 16, lives in a remote village near Sonipat town, Haryana state, north of India. In this village, people call him "electric person".

Deepak can withstand the 11,000V current flowing through the body, or put a hand in a bucket of water with a wire running through without jerking.He experimented with various devices such as light bulbs, television wires, water pumps . at different levels and was always surprised by his ability.Meanwhile, anyone is at risk of dying if you do the same thing.

Deepak can also touch wires with a tongue without feeling.The boy who used to be afraid of electricity is now more confident, even daring to say he will never get hurt.

Three years ago, Deepak discovered a special ability by accident when helping his mother fix the kitchen. "My mom kept complaining that the kitchen was broken. I thought and tried it, because the family couldn't pay for the repairman. I accidentally touched the power supply but nothing happened, didn't you? But at that time, I just thought the whole village was losing power, " Deepak recalls.

He believed that this was a gift God gave and always felt honored for it. "I have the ability to do things that no one else can do, and I won't let it waste , " Deepak said.

Villagers often ask Deepak to repair equipment or damage power lines in the home.Earlier, when Deepak climbed the electric pole to try to touch the high-voltage current, the crowd below feared and thought he was crazy or wanted to commit suicide.He once met the doctor to check but did not detect abnormal signs.In the future, Deepak wants to become the manager of the electricity supply agency.

Experts warn people not to imitate Deepak, because it poses a danger to life.