10-month-old baby girl dies after touching weighing scale on charge in Telangana

A deeply tragic incident has come to light in the Jagtial district of Telangana state, where a 10-month-old innocent baby girl met a untimely death after touching an electronic weighing scale that was being charged. According to an NDTV report, the incident took place early Friday morning in Rajarampalli village of Jagtial district.

The deceased baby girl has been identified as Vibhudi Aadya, known as 'Ammulu' within the family. She was the daughter of Tirupati and Lalitha. According to information provided by the police, the incident occurred on Friday morning around 5 am, while the little girl was playing inside the house.

A portable weighing scale was plugged into a socket for charging in the house. While playing, when the baby girl came into contact with this electronic machine, she suffered a severe electric shock. According to the preliminary assessment of the police, electricity passed through the machine due to a wiring fault in the device, resulting in a fatal shock to the baby girl.

When the baby's father, Tirupati, witnessed the incident, he immediately attempted to pull his daughter away from the machine. However, during this attempt to save the child, Tirupati also suffered an electric shock. Subsequently, other family members intervened and assisted him.

In a state of panic, the family members immediately rushed the baby girl to a hospital in Dharmaram for treatment. However, she could not be saved even after reaching the hospital. After examination, the doctors there declared the baby girl dead.

This sudden and shocking death has spread deep grief and sorrow among the baby girl's family members, relatives, and friends. Following the incident, the baby's father has lodged a complaint with the police. A case has been registered by the police, and further investigation has been initiated to ascertain the causes of the incident.