Murder Case Filed After Noida Student Drowns in Vacant Plot
Noida student’s drowning: Murder case against 3 friends
Hindustan Times
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A murder case has been filed against three friends of Harshit Bhatt, a 23-year-old college student who drowned in a water-filled vacant plot in Sector 94, Noida, India. The incident occurred during a celebration after exams, prompting demands for a thorough investigation into the negligence of local authorities.
- 01Harshit Bhatt drowned in a vacant plot in Noida after celebrating with friends.
- 02A murder case has been registered against three friends based on the family's complaint.
- 03The family alleges negligence on the part of local authorities for inadequate fencing around the plot.
- 04The police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the drowning, including possible alcohol consumption.
- 05Bhatt's family is calling for a fair investigation into the incident.
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Harshit Bhatt, a 23-year-old college student, drowned in a water-filled vacant plot owned by the Noida Authority in Sector 94 while celebrating the end of his exams with three friends. Following the incident on Wednesday, his family filed a complaint leading to a murder case against the three friends at the Sector 126 police station. The family has criticized local authorities for not adequately fencing the hazardous area, which has become a popular spot for students. Bhatt's uncle, Santosh Joshi, expressed concerns over the negligence of the authorities, citing a similar drowning incident earlier this year. The police are currently investigating the case, including reports of alcohol consumption among the group. Bhatt's father, an army officer stationed in Leh, faced difficulties reaching his son for the cremation, which took place late Thursday evening. The family is demanding a thorough investigation into the circumstances of the drowning.
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This incident highlights the need for better safety measures in vacant plots, which could prevent future tragedies.
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