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The entire village gathered in Satna on hearing the news of a 10-year-old girl falling into a well. The family was immersed in the grief of losing their daughter. The news reached Bhopal from Satna in a few minutes. The State Commander Center hastily sent a rescue team. Searched in the well for hours. Even the entire water of the well was emptied. At last the girl child was found at home. She hid in fear of being scolded for falling into the rope-bucket well.
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The case pertains to Jaganagra village of Ramnagar police station area. The State Commander Center received the news at around 1.30 pm on Wednesday that 10-year-old Sejal Singh father Ramnaresh Singh had fallen into the village well. On the instructions of the State Commander Centre, the SDRF team and Home Guard jawans reached the village 80 km away by 3 pm. Rescue operation started.
The information about the girl falling into the well reached Bhopal from Satna within a few minutes. As soon as the information was received, the rescue team hurriedly reached the village, 80 km from Satna.
Even after extracting water from the well, it was not found
Rescue team members entered the water in search of baby girl Sejal. Amarjit Singh Gond, Gore Singh Gond and Ramu Prasad Weavers of the village also went inside the well to help the team. Everyone searched a lot, but found nothing. There was more water in the well, so it was decided to empty the water. The water was pumped out by arranging a floating pump, but Sejal was still not found.
Family and team searched elsewhere
It was evening. It was getting dark. The family members were disappointed when Sejal could not be found despite the search that lasted for hours. His condition became bad by crying. At the same time, the rescue team was also surprised that if the girl fell into the well then why was she not found. Amidst all the apprehensions and worries, the family members were once asked to search at other places as well. The relatives started searching for him in the village.
Along with the members of the rescue team, some people of the village also went to search the girl child in the well, but the girl child was not found. After this the water of the well was emptied. When the girl child was not found, her parents were in a bad condition by crying.
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hid at home fearing scolding
When the house was searched, Sejal was found hiding inside scared. She slept in the house. Asked Sejal the reason for hiding. She told that she had gone to bathe in the well, but when the rope left her hand, the rope-bucket drowned in the water. Fearing scolding, she returned and hid in the house leaving her clothes there. Here, despite Sejal not being seen with clothes, slippers and lota near the well, the family members thought that she had fallen into the well.
As soon as the news of Sejal’s fall in the well was received, a crowd of people gathered in the village. Everyone sat for hours waiting for him to come out.
The girl kept watching the rescue hiding in the field
The villagers told that the girl kept watching the rescue sitting hidden in the Arhar field near the well, but did not come in front of anyone due to fear. Later she quietly went home and slept. The rescue team says that even when Sejal was not found in the well, the family members were asked to search. Then in the evening he found the girl sleeping in the house.
Station in-charge Rohit Yadav and other policemen with the girl. When the girl was not found in the well, she was searched at other places. Then she was found sleeping in the house.
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