Jaipur, August 11: A tragic incident occurred in Rajasthan where a 9-year-old boy, Devansh, lost his life due to an electric shock at a school in Sadulshahar, Sri Ganganagar. The boy’s family has accused the school administration of negligence and has refused to accept his body until a thorough investigation is conducted and accountability is established.
The incident took place at Bal Bharati School while Devansh was taking a break to drink water during a tournament practice. According to the family, he came into contact with a water cooler that had a live electrical current, resulting in a severe shock. His foot was also burned in the process.
Devansh’s family claims that he had been attending practice sessions at the school every evening for the past four months. They allege that the water cooler had a known electrical leakage issue, which had been previously reported to the school management.
They argue that if the faulty equipment had been inspected and repaired in a timely manner, this tragic incident could have been prevented.
Devansh’s mother is demanding an impartial investigation into the incident. The family insists that those found responsible should face consequences.
Following the incident, the child’s body was taken to the hospital morgue. The family has stated that they will not accept the body until appropriate action is taken regarding the incident.
This stance has led to rising tension and anger among relatives, who are now demanding accountability from those responsible for maintaining safety at the school.
In response, school operator Sarvjeet Singh Saran has dismissed the family’s allegations, calling claims that the child’s death was due to an electric shock unfounded.
Due to the conflicting claims from the family and the school management, the exact circumstances and causes of the child’s death remain unclear. A detailed investigation is necessary to determine what transpired and whether negligence played a role in this tragedy.
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