Body of Worker Trapped in Makrana Mine for 72 Hours, Rescue Delays Raise Concerns
Family members express anguish as rescue efforts reportedly face challenges due to lack of high-capacity equipment.
A tragic incident in Makrana, located in Rajasthan’s Didwana-Kuchaman district, has sparked concern after the body of Ramniwas Godara, a resident of Jakhli village, remained trapped inside a mine for over 72 hours.
According to reports, rescue and recovery operations have faced major challenges, with concerns being raised over the lack of necessary high-capacity equipment to remove water from the mine. The absence of advanced technical machinery has reportedly slowed down the efforts of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), leaving the situation largely unchanged.
The delay has intensified the grief and anxiety of the victim’s family members, who continue to wait for the body to be recovered and brought out respectfully. Questions are also being raised over the reported absence of senior administrative officials at the site despite the seriousness of the incident.
The tragedy has triggered criticism from local voices, with demands for immediate intervention by the government and administration. Calls have been made for the deployment of advanced rescue technology and specialised equipment to expedite the operation and ensure the dignified retrieval of the body.
As rescue efforts continue, the incident has highlighted concerns over emergency preparedness and safety measures in mining operations, particularly in difficult rescue situations.
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