Naigaon Tragedy: 15-Year-Old Boy Dies of Electric Shock While Retrieving Shuttlecock During Badminton Game; CCTV Footage Surfaces (VIDEO)
By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 12, 2025 17:34 IST2025-07-12T16:43:45+5:302025-07-12T17:34:45+5:30
Mumbai, Maharashtra (July 12, 2025): A 15-year-old boy died after receiving an electric shock while playing badminton in a housing ...

Naigaon Tragedy: 15-Year-Old Boy Dies of Electric Shock While Retrieving Shuttlecock During Badminton Game; CCTV Footage Surfaces (VIDEO)
Mumbai, Maharashtra (July 12, 2025): A 15-year-old boy died after receiving an electric shock while playing badminton in a housing society in Naigaon on Friday evening. The tragic incident was captured on CCTV cameras installed in the area. According to reports, the deceased has been identified as Akash Santosh Sahu, a Class 10 student. Around 7 p.m., Akash was playing badminton with his friends when the shuttlecock got stuck near a window of the building. He climbed up to retrieve it and came into contact with a live wire.
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मुम्बई से सटे नायगांव ईस्ट में एक दर्दनाक हादसे में 10वीं कक्षा के छात्र की करंट लगने से मौत..सोसाइटी में बैडमिंटन खेलते समय शटल खींचते समय हुआ हादसा;जब वह शटल खींचने के लिए ऊपर गया, तो खिड़की से एसी करंट का जोरदार झटका आकाश को लगा और मौके पर ही उसकी मौत हो गई. @lokmattimesengpic.twitter.com/8eHRGmBezI
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Initially, his friends could not understand what had happened. One of them tried to help Akash down and also received a mild shock but escaped with no serious injuries. Soon after, Akash collapsed on the ground.
According to the reports, police have registered a case and initiated further investigation.
Eight-Year-Old Injured by Street Light Shock in Kalwa
In a separate incident in Kalwa, an eight-year-old boy sustained injuries after receiving an electric shock from a street light in the Parsik Nagar area on Friday night. A municipal officer said that after being informed, officials from the electricity department and the fire brigade rushed to the spot and disconnected the power supply to the street light.
The boy suffered minor injuries to his right leg and was treated at a nearby private hospital.
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