Newborn’s Body Found Wrapped In Cloth On Lebad-Nayagaon Four-Lane | Representative Image
Newborn’s Body Found Wrapped In Cloth On Lebad-Nayagaon Four-Lane
Badnawar (Madhya Pradesh): Badnawar witnessed two tragic incidents that have left the community in shock. In a disturbing event, a newborn’s body was found wrapped in cloth near the Tomar Petrol Pump on Lebad-Nayagaon four-lane, not far from Kanwan.
Tragically, the infant’s body was mutilated after being struck by an unidentified vehicle. Upon receiving the report, Kanwan TI Abhay Nema arrived at the scene, prepared the Panchnama and transported the remains to Badnawar Civil Hospital for a post-mortem examination.
Dr Hemant Thanna conducted the autopsy but was unable to determine the baby’s gender or age due to the severe condition of the body. The police have registered a case and are actively investigating the matter.
Youth Dies In Bike Collision
In a separate incident, a fatal motorcycle collision occurred on the dangerous turn of Garhi Phate near Dharsikheda village on Badnawar-Sardarpur Road around 8:30 pm. A 27-year-old man named Ganpat, a resident of Piplikheda, Chittorgarh, died instantly in the crash.
The pillion rider, 25-year-old Rahul Bhil from Kheda Panchayat Dotariya, sustained serious injuries. Both were taken to Civil Hospital by EMT Roopchand Narve and pilot Amrit Parmar.
Following initial treatment, Rahul was referred to Ratlam for further care. Sarpanch Shakti Singh Rathore noted that this dangerous turn has been the site of numerous accidents in the past.
Farmer Falls Into Well With Tractor, Dies; Police Retrieving Body From Well
Woman Jumps Into Well Over Harassment By Man In Madhya Pradesh; Probe Underway | Representative Image
Piplia Mandi (Madhya Pradesh): A farmer died after falling into a 100-foot-deep well along with his tractor in Pipaliya Mandi on Saturday evening. Banshilal Vishwakarma (50) was tilling his field in Tidwas village when the tragedy occurred around 4 pm. While reversing his tractor, he lost control and plunged into the well.
Villagers rushed to the scene and attempted to rescue Banshilal, but their efforts were in vain. Local officials, including Malhargarh SDM Ravindra Parmar, naib tehsildar Abhishek Chaurasia and Nahargarh TI Prabhat Goud, quickly arrived to assist in the rescue operation.
The electricity department deployed seven electric motors to help drain the well, while two cranes and a JCB were brought in to facilitate the recovery efforts. Despite the extensive rescue operation, which continued until 9 pm, Banshilal’s body could not be retrieved. The community is mourning the loss of the farmer, as officials work diligently to recover him from the depths of the well.
