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Pune: Tourist drowns to death at Junnar Naneghat

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: September 25, 2023 20:09 IST

In a distressing turn of events, a tourist hailing from Baroda, Gujarat, lost his life in a drowning incident ...

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In a distressing turn of events, a tourist hailing from Baroda, Gujarat, lost his life in a drowning incident while visiting Junnar Naneghat in the Junnar Taluka. The victim, identified as 42-year-old Sanjay Balmukund Kedia, a resident of Sun Pharma Road, Vadodara, Gujarat, met with the unfortunate fate.

The incident came to light when Prakash Baigani, resident of Wakad, Pune, lodged a formal complaint with the local police. Sanjay and Prakash had embarked on a visit to Naneghat for a rain bath and had chosen to stay at a nearby resort. Tragedy struck when the two ventured into the waters of a stream behind the resort for a bath, and Sanjay tragically drowned, unable to gauge the water's depth.

The police inspector, Narayan Pawar, confirmed that the authorities have registered a case of accidental death in connection with this unfortunate incident.

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