A three-year-old girl, Chetna, remains trapped in a 700-foot-deep borewell in Rajasthan, today marking the ninth day. The rescue operation by the NDRF, has faced several setbacks, and the situation is becoming more tense.
NDRF FAILS TO RESCUE CHETNA
Chetna’s without food or water since , and reports suggest not signs of movement since the evening of December 24. Despite ongoing efforts, authorities have not provided any substantial updates on her condition.
Earlier, the NDRF had assured the public that Chetna would be rescued by Monday, but progress has failed. While NDRF personnel continue attempt to reach the girl, they have been unable to locate her. The operation has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the rescue efforts and the possibility of reaching the child in time.
HOPE FADES AS RESCUE OPERATION STRUGGLES
District Collector , Kalpana Agarwal, addressed the challenges, confirming that multiple expert teams have been brought in to assist. She reassured the public that all efforts are being made under expert guidance and with full support from local authorities.
However, despite these efforts, there is no concrete progress to report, and with each passing day, hope continues to fade.
CHETNA’S FAMILY EXPRESS FRUSTRATION
As the days drag on, Chetna’s family and the local community have expressed growing frustration with the delayed response. They accuse the administration of failing to take timely and effective action, criticizing the prolonged rescue efforts. The tension between the authorities and the community has escalated, with many questioning why the rescue operation has not yet succeeded.
On the other hand, local authorities continue to deny any negligence, maintaining that they are doing everything possible to save the child. As the operation remains ongoing, the anxious community continues to wait for any update on Chetna’s condition.
With each passing moment, the stakes grow higher, and the question remains: Will the NDRF be able to rescue Chetna in time, or has the operation failed her?
