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Rescue operation is going on to rescue Chetna trapped in borewell since 8 days; 1.5 feet wide rock is yet to be drilled
Rajasthan: A rescue operation is going on to rescue Chetna from Kotputli in Rajasthan for the last eight days. Rescue teams have reached Chetna trapped in a borewell in Kotputli. Officials say that the soldiers are in touch with the officials and digging is being done as per their instructions. Inspector Mahavir Singh said that the soldiers are adamant and are standing firmly in this situation.
A rescue operation is going on to safely rescue three-year-old girl Chetna in Kiratpura village of Kotputli-Behror district of Rajasthan. An official gave this information on Monday. Chetna fell into a borewell a week ago.
All the officials are silent about the condition of Chetna trapped in the borewell for 8 days. District Collector Kalpana Agarwal has claimed that this is the most difficult operation in Rajasthan. On December 28, Chetna's family and villagers also accused the administration of negligence.
National Disaster Response Force sub-inspector Mahavir Singh said that the NDRF and other disaster management personnel are inside the tunnel dug to rescue the child and are getting closer to their target. He said that the jawans are in touch with the officers and digging is being done as per their instructions.
Sub-inspector Mahavir Singh said, "We will not be able to tell the exact situation. The rescue workers are climbing back up from the tunnel. Once they come out, we will tell you how much digging we have done." "We are getting closer to our target every second. The jawans are in touch with the concerned officials. Excavation is going on as per their instructions," he added. We have called experts so that we keep digging in the right direction. For this, we also have equipment which is being used to guide us. Our jawans are adamant, standing firmly in this position.
