In the outskirts of Bijnor, a tragic incident unfolded along the banks of the Banaili River. A young man ventured out to collect firewood near the riverbank. As he carefully stepped onto a slippery rock, his foot slipped, and he plunged into the water. Panic ensued, and the struggling youth vanished beneath the surface.
The news of the mishap spread swiftly, reaching the local authorities. Both the police and a group of skilled divers known as “gottakhors” quickly assembled to initiate a search and rescue operation. Hours turned into an anxious wait as they combed the river, hoping to find any sign of the young man.
Despite their persistent efforts, the fate of the young man remained unknown. The hours turned into a day, and the community held onto a fragile thread of hope. The incident served as a grim reminder of the dangers posed by the river’s unpredictable currents.
As the search continued, the town of Bijnor united in support for the family of the missing youth. The tragic event underscored the importance of caution and respect for nature’s forces. The Banaili River, once a source of livelihood, now held a somber reminder of the fragility of human life in its depths.
