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Worli Koliwada drowning: Cops book neighbour of deceased kids

According to the Dadar police, Gautam Patil had taken five children, including his daughter, to the sea on November 18. However, when the water level increased due to high tide, Patil fled out of the water with his daughter, abandoning other children

Updated on: Dec 24, 2022, 23:45:59 IST
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Mumbai: A month after two children drowned in the sea near Worli Koliwada, police have booked their neighbour who had taken them to the spot for swimming lessons.

Mumbai, India - November 18, 2022: The spot where two minors drowned while three others were rescued from the Arabian seawaters, at Koliwada, Worli, in Mumbai, on Friday, November 18, 2022. (Photo by Bhushan Koyande/HT Photo) (HT PHOTO)
Mumbai, India - November 18, 2022: The spot where two minors drowned while three others were rescued from the Arabian seawaters, at Koliwada, Worli, in Mumbai, on Friday, November 18, 2022. (Photo by Bhushan Koyande/HT Photo) (HT PHOTO)

According to the Dadar police, Gautam Patil had taken five children, including his daughter, to the sea on November 18. However, when the water level increased due to high tide, Patil fled out of the water with his daughter, Kartiki, 13, abandoning other children. Locals rushed to rescue the remaining children.

The other children were identified as Kartik Chaudhari, 8, Savita Pal, 11, Om Pal, 14 and Aryanshi Chaudhari, 10.

While Kartiki was rushed to KEM Hospital in Parel by Patil, Kartik and Savita were taken to Hinduja Hospital, where they died during treatment. Om and Aryanshi were discharged after treatment.

A police officer said, “During the investigation, we were told by the mother of Kartik, Mayawati Chaudhari, that Patil had taken the children into water, purportedly to teach them swimming. However, when the water level increased, he rescued his daughter and rushed her to KEM hospital. The others were rescued by local fishermen.”

“Based on a complaint by Mayawati, we have registered a case against Patil under section 304A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code,” a police officer added.

 
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