In a tragic incident in the village of Dalelgarh in Greater Noida, a three-year-old boy named Devansh drowned in a deep, water-filled pit. The unfortunate event occurred while a community feast was taking place at a local temple. The child fell into the pit while playing and, despite efforts by villagers to rescue him, he had already lost his life by the time they were able to get him out.

The incident has raised serious concerns regarding the safety of such open pits in the region, as villagers had reportedly lodged multiple complaints with local authorities about the dangers posed by the pit prior to this tragic event. The lack of action from the authorities has highlighted a significant gap in community safety and urgent need for measures to prevent such incidents in the future. Residents are now calling for accountability and immediate action to fill in or secure these dangerous areas.

This incident not only brings to light the issue of neglected community safety but also reflects the broader challenges faced by residents in obtaining a response from local governance regarding hazardous situations. The community is rallying for adequate and prompt intervention to ensure the safety of children and prevent such heart-wrenching events from happening in the future.