Dramatic rescue operation underway in Rajasthan’s Dausa as 5-year-old Aryan Meena remains trapped in a 150-foot deep borewell. NDRF teams work tirelessly to save the child’s life.
In a heart-wrenching incident that has gripped the small village of Kalikhad in Rajasthan’s Dausa district, a young boy named Aryan Meena has been trapped 150 feet deep in an abandoned borewell since Monday, sparking an intense rescue mission that has captured the nation’s attention.
The harrowing ordeal began when 5-year-old Aryan was playing near a field where his mother was working. In a tragic moment, the child slipped and fell into the forgotten well, plunging into darkness and uncertainty.
Rescue teams have been working tirelessly, battling against time and challenging terrain. Using advanced techniques, they are carefully digging a parallel tunnel to reach the child, hoping to provide oxygen and eventually extract him safely. The NDRF (National Disaster Response Force) has been deployed, bringing specialized equipment and expertise to the critical operation.
Aryan’s father, Jagdish Meena, shared the heartbreaking context of the incident. The borewell, unused for three decades, had been left uncovered – a silent trap waiting to claim an innocent life.
Local authorities, including SP Rajnita Sharma, remain cautiously optimistic. “We saw movement from the child yesterday,” she said, her voice reflecting both hope and concern. “We are doing everything possible to bring him out.”
As night falls and the rescue continues, an entire community holds its breath, praying for a miracle that will reunite a young boy with his worried family.
The operation, now in its second day, symbolizes the relentless human spirit of hope and determination in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.
Updates will be provided as the rescue mission progresses...
