Fatehveer Singh

Congress leader Gursimran Singh Mand who recently raked a controversy by wiping off the blackened statue of slain PM Rajiv Gandhi with his turban, on Tuesday, filed a complaint with the state human rights commission against his own party's senior leader and minister Vijayinder Singla blaming him for delay in the operation to rescue two-year-old fatehveer singh who fell into a borewell near Sangrur and died.

A day after two-year-old toddler, fatehveer singh of Sangrur district in Punjab, was retrieved dead from a borewell after passing of 100 odd hours, Punjab and Haryana high court HC Arora has written a letter to Punjab chief minister Capt Amarinder Singh suggesting certain solutions in rescue operations in cases where small children are trapped in borewells.

A petition relating to the death of a two-year-old child has been filed in the high court of Punjab and Haryana seeking direction to register a case under section 304A of the IPC against a deputy commissioner and other concerned officers.

A Bathinda woman has confessed to poisoning her eight-year-old daughter and six-year-old son with rat poison over several weeks. Her husband became suspicious after their son died with similar symptoms to their daughter, who had passed away two weeks prior. The woman allegedly conspired with her paramour and sister in the murders.

Angered by the failed operation to rescue two-year-old fatehveer singh from a borewell in Sangrur, netizens targetted Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh as soon as he posted a condolence message on Facebook and Twitter.

On June 6, a two-year-old boy fatehveer singh fell into a nearly 150 feet deep borehole in the fields near his house. It’s been now more than 84 hours and counting, and the collective rescue mission of the toddler held by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and Sangrur administration is still on. Today is Fatehveer’s birthday and the entire nation is praying for him, including Punjabi celebs Gippy Grewal and Kaur B.

Conceding to a demand by the people of Bhaghwanpura in Sangrur and the family of deceased, chief minister Amarinder Singh has approved the name of Sunam's Sheron Kainchian-Shero Longowal Road to fatehveer singh Road, in the memory of the three-year-old who lost his life in a borewell tragedy earlier this month.

A local labourer has claimed that it was he who brought out 2-year-old fatehveer singh from the 150-feet deep borewell in which he was stuck since Thursday afternoon even as the state authorities maintained that the entire operation was carried out by the experts from National Disaster Response Force.

The family of the two-year-old fatehveer singh, who is stuck at a depth of 110 feet in a 150 feet deep borewell at Sunam, is spending anxious moments as the rescuers are yet to reach the child even after 53 hours since the boy fell in the shaft.

Anger over the death of three-year-old fatehveer singh continued to spill on to the roads in Sangrur on Wednesday, a day after the boy’s body was retrieved from a 150-foot-deep borewell after a 109-hour rescue operation.

During investigation of the Amritsar IED planting case, Ludhiana police found that the absconding accused, who was living in a rented accommodation in the city, had provided four sim cards to the main accused.

A day after fatehveer singh would have turned two, he was finally pulled out from a disused 150-feet deep borewell at Bhagwanpura village in Punjab's Sangrur district at 5.15 am on Tuesday, but it was too late.

While the state authorities are maintaining that NDRF experts carried out the entire operation to bring out two-year-old fatehveer singh from a 150-foot-deep borewell in which he was stuck since Thursday afternoon in Sangrur, a local labourer said he brought out the child in less than 15 minutes on Tuesday morning.

Panic hit Pathankot administration after reports of a four-year-old boy getting trapped in a borewell spread on Friday. However, the deputy commissioner later clarified that the incident occured in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir

Even over 40 hours after a two-year-old boy fell into a 150-foot narrow abandoned borewell in a village in Punjab's Sangrur district, rescue teams had failed to reach him till late Friday evening.

On Monday, little fatehveer singh was to celebrate his second birthday. But, by Tuesday, a tragic end to the 109-hour operation to rescue him from the borewell has left his family devastated.

Be it dreaded gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, his accomplice Goldy Brar, rival Davinder Bambiha gang or ISI-backed Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) operative Harvinder Singh Rinda, lately the links of major crimes executed by gangsters and terrorists in Punjab have been traced to Ludhiana.

An official of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) said on Tuesday that they lacked expertise in retrieving babies stuck in borewells, so the five-day operation to retrieve two-year-old fatehveer singh from a 125-foot-deep borewell in Sangrur could not be called a failure.

A two-year-old boy who was pulled out of a 150-feet-deep borewell after over 108 hours rescue operation was declared dead by doctors at PGI Chandigarh on Tuesday morning.

Angry over the delay in rescuing the toddler, on Monday thousands of angry protesters blocked the road leading to Bhagwanpura village of Sangrur, where the incident occurred.

The dangers posed by abandoned borewells have come to the fore again after the rescue of 11-year-old Rahul Sahu, who was pulled out from a borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir Champa district after a 104-hour-long operation.

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