Pune Rural police team at Lion’s Point during woman and her daughter’s rescue operation
Locals and Lonavla Rural police rescued the mother and daughter, who were stranded in a tree about 100 feet down a gorge. They got stranded in a tree about 100 feet down the gorge.
“The woman and her daughter escaped with minor injuries and are currently undergoing treatment at a hospital in Lonavla,” deputy superintendent of police Bhushan Mane, who is in charge of Lonavla Rural police, told TOI. Police sub-inspector Natha Kekan of Lonavla Rural police said the woman was separated from her husband and living at her parents’ house. With the help of locals, we brought them up and sent them to the hospital,” Kekan said.
She claimed that her sisters-in-law had been harassing her and her parents. She had also submitted a complaint application to the local police. “The woman had been under stress since before filing a complaint. The woman fainted, but her daughter remained conscious and raised an alarm. Locals at the top heard her cries and alerted the police. “We informed the Shivdurga Mitra team in Lonavla and reached the spot.
On Sunday morning, she wrote a suicide note and took a bus to Lonavla with her daughter. ” Around noon, she reached Lion’s Point and jumped from the cliff with her daughter.