Source Credit: Deccan Chronicle
On Thursday, a sad event happened when three family members died by electrocution in Pegadapally village near Bodhan mandal in Nizamabad district, Telangana. The victims were Orsu Gangaram (45), his wife Orsu Balamani (40), and their son Orsu Kishan (22) from Satapur village in Renjal mandal. They were hunting for wild boars when they touched dangerous live wires set up by a farmer nearby.
Reports say that Orsu Kishan first touched the live wires. In an unhappy turn of events, both his parents ran to help him but also got shocked by the electric current. Despite trying hard to save their son, all three died due to electrocution. This incident has surprised the local people who are upset over losing three lives like this.
The case brings worries about safety on farms and how high-voltage electric wires are used without proper checks. Local authorities are looking into what happened, and the family's loss is making people talk about the dangers of such things happening in rural areas. As the community grieves this loss, there are more calls for better safety rules and responsibility on using electrical wires near farmlands. This tragedy shows how risks can often be ignored in rural places where safety laws may not be followed well.
