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Nashik: 32-Year-Old Man Drowns In Godavari River Near Goda Park

Nashik: A 32-year-old man drowned in the Godavari River near the jogging track in the Goda Park area on Wednesday afternoon. The deceased has been identified as Shubham Maruti Pawar (32), a resident of Pratham Row Bungalow, Samarth Nagar, Peth Road (behind Sharad Pawar Market Yard). According to the police, Shubham Pawar was found unconscious in the river near the Goda Park jogging track around 1…

Nashik: 32-Year-Old Man Drowns In Godavari River Near Goda Park

Nashik witnessed a tragic incident on Wednesday afternoon when a 32-year-old man, identified as Shubham Maruti Pawar, drowned in the Godavari River near the jogging track in Goda Park. Pawar, a resident of Pratham Row Bungalow in Samarth Nagar, was found unconscious near the popular jogging spot around 1 pm. His cousin, Nilesh Nandu Gunjal, along with locals, swiftly rushed the victim to the District Civil Hospital.

However, upon examination by the attending medical officer, Dr Gangurde, it was determined that Pawar had already succumbed to his injuries. A case of accidental death has been registered at the Panchvati Police Station. The loss of this young man has deeply saddened the communities of Samarth Nagar and Peth Road. Police Constable SS Baviskar is now leading the investigation into the unfortunate circumstances surrounding this sudden tragedy.

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