Painful road accident in Damoh, father and son along with tractor fell into a deep ditch and died
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Father and son died in a road accident.
Highlights
Accident due to tractor falling from Bhainsa Ghat hill. Tractor lost control and fell into a deep ditch. Police took out the bodies and confirmed their identity.
Naiduniya representative, Damoh. A tragic accident took place in Sigrampur outpost area of Jabera police station in Damoh district, in which father and son died on the spot. On Sunday evening, both father and son were coming from Bhainsa Ghat Siddh Baba hill of Veerangna Rani Durgavati Tiger Reserve with a tractor. During this, the tractor went out of control. Both of them fell into a deep ditch along with the tractor, in which both died.
Sigrampur outpost in-charge Alok Tirpudhe said that Dhoni was going ahead of his uncle’s tractor from Sleemanabad to Bhainsa Ghat valley. During this, due to the harrow attached to the tractor, the tractor went out of control at Siddh Baba’s storm mode and fell into an infinite deep ditch.
Police identified the bodies of both
As soon as the news was received, the police reached the spot and took out the bodies from the deep ditch. After identification, the bodies were identified as Brijesh son of Shyamlal Kushwaha (40) and Prashant Brijesh Kushwaha (18), residents of Sleemanabad district Katni.
Two brothers died due to lightning in Sheopur
Naiduniya representative, Sheopur. Two brothers grazing cattle on the banks of the Kuno river were struck by lightning, killing them on the spot. The incident took place on Sunday evening.
According to the information, Yogesh Rawat (12) resident of Bhairopura and his younger brother Ashish (9) were grazing cattle on the banks of Kuno river in Jhakher village on Sunday evening. During this time, rain started with thunder and lightning. To avoid the rain, both the brothers sat under the same umbrella. During this time, lightning struck, due to which they died on the spot. On receiving information about the incident, family members, administration and police officials reached the spot.
