City
Epaper

City trader ends life by jumping into Godavari River

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 1, 2023 23:05 IST

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar:In a tragic incident, a trader from the city ended his life by jumping into Godavari River ...

Open in App

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar:

In a tragic incident, a trader from the city ended his life by jumping into Godavari River at old Kaygaon, on Friday at 1 pm. The deceased have been identified as Jasbeer Singh Jeet Singh Kambo (67, Akashwani vicinity).

It is learnt that Jasbeer Singh had stepped out of his home this morning saying to his family members that he is feeling uneasy, therefore, he will return after taking fresh air from outside. He left home in a car bearing number MH 20 BY 7854. He drove straight away to old Kaygaon and parked his car near the bridge. He also kept his mobile phone, Aadhar Card and wallet in the car and then at around 1 pm jumped into the river from the bridge.

The local villagers, after noticing the incident, alerted the Gangapur Police. Acting upon the information, the head constable Shrikant Barde, Amol Karwande and Pandit reached the spot and with the help of a local rescuing team launched the search and then the body was taken out of the river at 5 pm.

The police, on the basis of Aadhar Card, contacted the family members and informed them about the incident. The deceased’s son Manmeet Singh identified the body. Accordingly, the police shifted the body to the sub-district hospital in Gangapur for post-mortem at 6 pm.

Meanwhile, the Gangapur police have registered a case of accidental death. The police said the deceased was running an automobile spare parts business in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.

Open in App

Related Stories

NationalChitradurga Bus Fire: PM Modi Expresses Grief, Announces Ex Gratia of Rs 2 Lakh for Kin of Deceased

TechnologyGovt strengthens industry co-ownership in skilling: Minister

BusinessGovt strengthens industry co-ownership in skilling: Minister

BusinessTeam Marksmen Network's Most Preferred Brands 2025-26 Focuses on Personalization-Driven Consumer Engagement

NationalK'taka bus tragedy: CM Siddaramaiah, Union Minister Kumaraswamy express grief over loss of lives

Aurangabad Realted Stories

AurangabadAIMIM announced names of 8 candidates for Municipal Corporation polls

AurangabadBJP holds four-hour deliberation on Mahayuti alliance

AurangabadMinor student stalked for sexual motives; school in chaos, principal assaulted

AurangabadTragic Mondha flyover crash: Police extend custody of accused driver

AurangabadForest department serves notices to 8,366 encroachers in Marathwada