These are the cries of the crestfallen family of Jyoti Prakash Behera, who died after falling into a flooded open sewer in Bhubaneswar. Time and again, torrential rainfall has brought the smart city Bhubaneswar to its knees.
On Sunday (September 19), it claimed the life of this innocent boy. Fifteen-year-old Jyoti Prakash Behera fell into the flooded open sewer in Bhubaneswar on Sunday afternoon.
After a 16-hour- long search operation, Jyoti’s body was found near Panchasakha Nagar in the State Capital on Monday morning.
The incident has triggered an outrage among locals and Opposition political parties, who have blamed the State government and local city civic body for mismanagement.
(Video Credits: Editor: Partha Narayan das, Producer: Sanchita Mondal)
The helicopter landed at Talabania helipad in the afternoon due to technical snags.
At least 4 persons were killed in a multi-vehicle accident & fire near Alampur village in Modasa in Aravalli district, Gujarat
"We will definitely take action as the location where the incident took place is beyond the forest limits and there is a road on the other side of the railway track. The location is not a passage for elephants and the road is at a higher altitude," said Shashi Paul, PCCF.
The court of Justice Biswanath Rath recently asked the tehsildar of Kakatpur in Puri district to plant the trees along the roads in any sector in Cuttack Development Authority (CDA) area.
The helicopter landed at Talabania helipad in the afternoon due to technical snags.
At least 4 persons were killed in a multi-vehicle accident & fire near Alampur village in Modasa in Aravalli district, Gujarat
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