Diveagar Beach Tragedy Victim's Father Alleges Negligence By Winners Academy, Coaching Institute Sealed In Alandi
Pune, Oct 2: The father of 16-year-old Tanmay Vahile, one of the eight students who drowned at Diveagar beach in Maharashtra on Thursday, alleged negligence by the staff of the coaching academy which had organised the outing. Father questions safety measures "My only question is why the students were allowed to go into the water at the time of tide," said Dattatraya Vahile, Tanmay's father. "We…
Pune, October 2 - The father of Tanmay Vahile, one of the eight students who tragically drowned at Diveagar beach in Maharashtra, has accused the staff of the organizing coaching institute of negligence. Dattatraya Vahile questioned why the students were allowed to enter the water during high tide and expressed concern over the teachers' communication during the incident.
The trip, organized by Winners Academy in Alandi, Pune, ended in disaster when only two adults were present to supervise a group of 42 students. The family and relatives of the victims are demanding stringent action against the academy staff, alleging inadequate supervision and warning that the government must take necessary steps.
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