"electrocuted"

The deceased were identified as Anananthoju Swathi (37) and Anananthoju Uday Chary (26).

Shankar was electrocuted when he tried to catch fish using an electric wire in an agricultural well on the outskirts of the village.

The victim, N Praveen Kumar (38), a private employee, was attempting to remove a basket which got tangled in the live electric wire passing in front of his house, when he received an electric shock

In a playful mood, the boy, Ramavath Arjun reportedly touched the live electric wires resulting in instantaneous death

Dahegaon Sub-Inspector Raghupathi said the deceased was Pulka Lachanna (45), a resident from Ainam village, and the injured was Sudhakar, also from the same village.

Samudram and Venkatesh died on the spot when they came in contact with high tension power line over the house while they were trying to fix iron rods.

Neighbours who noticed thick smoke coming from the victim, Sandeep Roy’s room alerted the Medchal police who reached the spot and found him dead on the floor with severe burn injuries

A case has been registered at Malkapuram police station in the district.

The victim, identified as Gogu naresh (29) was electrocuted from motor pump at agricultural field

The victims were identified as Paleti Ramu (32), a farmer, and Kotte Gopi (23), a private electrician, both natives of Ramapuram village

Two children identified as M Charith Kumar (12) and K Rakesh (13) electrocuted in separate incidents

Naspur police said that the deceased was Pendem Ashok Rao, a dance teacher who was running Sai Blind School for the visually impaired orphans

Nizamabad: A private electrician who climbed onto an electric pole to provide power connection to a welding shop electrocuted after he came into contact with an 11 KV line at Navipet mandal headquarters of Nizamabad district on Thursday afternoon. He was rushed to a hospital and died while undergoing treatment on Friday. His family members […]

It is believed that the two persons could have been moving in the agricultural fields to hunt wild board. However, they failed to notice the live wires planted around a paddy field by a farmer to protect the fields from wild boars.

The workers Jitender (22) and Upender (21), were shifting iron rods from one place to other at the construction site when the mishap occurred.

The victims were identified as Hirya Nayak (51) and his son Raju Nayak (26).