This 42-year-old man is dubbed as the "human conductor of electricity" in northern India for his ability to withstand 11,000 volts passing through his body. <br /><br />Naresh Kumar first discovered his strange skills while repairing an electric stove at home in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh state, a decade ago. <br /><br />Kumar, who works in a mortuary and helps doctors with postmortem procedures in Muzaffarnagar town, said: “I can withstand 11,000 volts passing through my body and resist enough electricity to power 500 houses.''<br /><br />The video shows the man conducting electricity to his body from a heater through a screwdriver. Later on, he is seen touching the live wire with his tongue. <br /><br />“God has given me the power to do things no-one else can,” boasted Kumar as he touched a live wire with his tongue.<br /><br />Kumar said he started his tryst with naked power by training his body to withstand 110 volts first. “Eventually, I started testing my capacity by increasing the power to 240 volts and then to 440 volts. The curiosity kept on growing me and kept experimenting to know why I could pull off such a stunt.”<br /><br />This curiosity prompted him to climb up an electric pole that had 11,000 voltage wire passing through it. As his family and neighbours looked with bated-breath, Kumar touched the live wire but he didn’t get any shock or got electrocuted.
