Tragic Waterfall Outing Claims Lives of Three Madhya Pradesh Students
Three high school students drowned during an unsupervised visit to a waterfall in Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh. Police recovered the bodies after a late-night rescue operation and are conducting an investigation. The students had visited the waterfall following their college classes instead of heading home.
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In a tragic accident, three Class 12 students lost their lives at a waterfall they visited post-college in Madhya Pradesh's Narsinghpur district, police confirmed on Saturday.
The incident took place on Friday evening, with police identifying the victims as Tarun Sharma, Akshat Soni, both aged 17, and Ashwin Jat, aged 18. Their bodies were recovered from Bildha waterfall, approximately 45 km from Narsinghpur's district headquarters.
Suatala police station officer B L Tyagi stated that the group had chosen to visit the waterfall instead of returning home after college. Following a post-mortem examination, their remains were returned to their families. Meanwhile, a case has been registered, and investigations continue.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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