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The Joy of Durga Immersion Turned to Mourning, Five Friends Drowned in the Dam, the Deaths of Two Extinguished the Light of Their Homes.

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Five friends drowned in a dam during the Durga idol immersion in Devendra Nagar, Panna district. 18-year-old Ayush Agarwal and 25-year-old Krishna Soni died in the accident, while Sahil Tiwari, Hariom Dwivedi, and Karan Soni were rescued. Superintendent of Police Nivedita Naidu and administrative officials arrived at the scene upon receiving information.

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Five friends drowned in a dam during the Durga idol immersion in Devendra Nagar, Panna district. 18-year-old Ayush Agarwal and 25-year-old Krishna Soni died in the accident, while Sahil Tiwari, Hariom Dwivedi, and Karan Soni were rescued. Superintendent of Police Nivedita Naidu and administrative officials arrived at the scene upon receiving information.

Five friends drowned during a Durga idol immersion ceremony in the Devendranagar police station area of Panna district, turning joy into mourning. While carrying the idol into the water, the young men stepped into deep water and drowned.

Panna Durga Visarjan Accident: Five friends drowned in a dam during Durga immersion in Devendra Nagar, Panna. Three were rescued safely, but the deaths of two young men caused an uproar.

Five youths drowned in deep water during Durga idol immersion at Devendra Nagar dam in Panna district on Wednesday. 18-year-old Ayush Agarwal and 25-year-old Krishna Soni died in the accident, while Sahil Tiwari, Hariom Dwivedi and Karan Soni were rescued. Ayush and Krishna were trapped under the idol in deep water. All three were referred to Panna district hospital after first aid. Eyewitness Ramkishore Raikwar said that he had gone to the dam …

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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