Letter: Two teenage boys drowned on the river but in Vaghecha on Monday night.
The bodies were fishing on Tuesday morning.
Pravin Jain (17) and Piyush Gehlot (17), residents of the Puna area in the city, died while swimming in river water.
“Freshwater has arrived in the river and it was shallow in most locations.
However, the river is very deep in several places that resulted in sinking cases.
While the locals never swim on the river, people from the city of letters often die on here, “said a police officer.
Both school students are part of six friends and relatives who go to place.
They reached Mahadev’s temple in the afternoon and after spending time on the riverbank, both of them went swimming.
Teenagers know swimming while others who don’t know how to swim, avoid going to water, police said.
The others were eating food when the duo went swimming and disappeared around 7pm.
However, their relatives did not immediately realize that the two were lost.
After half an hour, when they didn’t hear the sound, they went to check but Jain and Gehlot were not found.
The duo was swept away in a full river water because of the arrival of fresh water from heavy rain in the letter district.
In some incidents of sinking in the past have occurred in Vaghecha.
Because the beautiful scenery and accessibility of the Vaghecha River is a popular picnic place for surtists.
A large number of city residents with Vaghecha and Galteshwar on weekends.
Because of a rampant accident, the banks of the river have been closed at Galteshwar Mahadev’s temple.
In Vaghecha, announcement board warnings have been prepared to prevent people from entering the river but every year many people are sinking in place.
The majority of sinking accidents occur at the start of the rainy season.
Two students sank on the river but
