Sohna man slips into pit on banks of Damdama Lake, dies

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Gurugram, July 5

A 36-year-old Sohna resident, Prem, died after he drowned into a deep pit on the banks of the Damdama Lake.

According to the police, he had gone to the lake with five of his friends — Pradeep, Manoj, Bhagirath, Sudesh and one other person — on Thursday.

They were consuming alcohol near the lake, when he suddenly stood up and started walking. He slipped on the wet soil and fell into a deep pit. Prem’s cousin Subhash said his friends fled the spot and later sent news of the tragedy to the family through a child.

Inspector Jagjit Singh said they were investigating the case.

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