Jaipur: A very painful incident has taken place in the Jaipur district today. According to the information received, seeing the mother falling into the well here, the son also jumped behind her to save her life. However, he could not save his mother or survive himself. According to the information received in this case, both of them have died due to drowning in the well. After the news of the death of the mother and son in this accident, the mourning spread in the area. On the other hand, the police have taken out the bodies of both of them. It is being told that the police are now in the process of completing the further legal process. After this incident, there was a commotion in the family of the deceased and the incident is being reported from the Chaksu police station area of Jaipur.

According to police, the incident took place at around 10 am today at a Dhani near Sugar Khavda village under the Chaksu police station area. Apart from this, it is also being told that both the mother and son were working in their mustard field in the village itself. Meanwhile, mother Sona Devi (48) went to the well to draw water from the bucket. During this time, her leg slipped. As this happened, she fell into the well. Seeing the incident, the nearby son Girraj (25) rushed to save the mother, but by then she had fallen into the well. Yes, and on this, Girraj jumped into the well in a fit of rage to save his mother.

However, after that, both the mother and son drowned in the well. On getting information about the incident, the villagers rushed there to save them and started relief work to save the mother and son and informed the police. On this, Chaksu SHO Yashwant Singh rushed to the spot along with the police force. He immediately called the rescue team of the civil defence, however, by the time both of them had died.

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