Telangana: 3 year old boy who slipped into bore well is dead

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The parents, relatives and officials expected to see the 3 year old boy home alive is shattered. The efforts put in by the NDRF led team carried out a rescue operation to save the boy went in vain.

Three-year-old boy, Sanjay Saivardhan, slipped into an abandoned bore well at his maternal grandfather’s agriculture field at Podechenpally village of Papannapet Mandal in Medak District on Wednesday evening, has ended on tragic note.

The hope of parents, relatives and officials of seeing the boy home alive is shattered. Through an NDRF led team carried out a rescue operation to save the boy proved to be an unsuccessful effort.

The body was found at 17 feet deep in 120 feet deep bore well in the small hours of Thursday. The body was recovered from the bore well and handed over to the parents. The boy’s mother Naveena, was inconsolable. She was seen wailing at the bore well since Wednesday evening.

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