Tragic! 10-Year-Old Boy Dies After Tractor Overturned In MP's Shivpuri; Two Others Injured
Police reached the district hospital after receiving the information and started investigating the matter.

Tragic! 10-Year-Old Boy Dies After Tractor Overturned In MP's Shivpuri; Two Others Injured | FP Photo
Shivpuri (Madhya Pradesh): A 10-year-old boy died in a tragic accident after a tractor overturned in Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri district on Monday. Two other people were also injured in the accident.
It is said that the tractor going towards an agricultural field went out of control and overturned. This claimed the life of a 10-year-old boy on the spot, while two other people were injured.
According to information, the incident took place in Jhiri village of Pohri police station area of the district.
Police reached the district hospital after receiving the information and started investigating the matter.
According to the information, Lavkush Jatav, a resident of Ganesh Colony in Fatehpur area of Shivpuri city, got married on 30 April. He had come to his in-laws' house in Jhiri village for the first time to send off his daughter-in-law.
On Monday, Lavkush was going to the bore of the field with his two brothers-in-law, 10-year-old Jigar Jatav and Vikas Jatav, on a tractor. He was driving the tractor himself.
On the way, the tractor went out of control and went down the road and overturned. In the accident, 10-year-old Jigar came under the tractor and died on the spot.
Lavkush Jatav was seriously injured, while Vikas suffered minor injuries. All three were immediately brought to the district hospital, where doctors declared Jigar dead.
Lavkush is undergoing treatment at the district hospital. The police have registered a case and started investigation. There is a wave of mourning in the village due to the death of the innocent child.
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