New Delhi: A 25 year old man Uttarakhand drowned in the swimming pool of a farmhouse in south Delhi Maidan Garhi area, police said on Thursday.
The deceased has been identified as Shubham Rawat, They said.
Information was received from Maidan Garhi police station at 9.20 am on Tuesday. Safdarjung Hospital A senior police officer said Rawat was taken to a hospital from a farmhouse in Dera village and was declared brought dead.
After reaching the hospital, the police investigated the medico-legal case of the deceased. The body was kept in the mortuary.
Rawat was living on rent Mahipalpur in the city, police said.
During interrogation, it was found that the incident took place at a farmhouse and the man did not know how to swim. It was learned that Rawat used to work as a waiter in a hotel. Police said that on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday, he had met with his associates at the farmhouse.
There was a swimming pool in the backyard of the farm and Rawat entered the pool with some of his companions. Later they came out of the pond.
His companions saw that Rawat was not there and later came to know that he had drowned in the pool. It also turned out that the deceased did not know how to swim.
A case has been registered against the owner of the farmhouse under section 304A (negligent death) of the Indian Penal Code. Further investigation is underway, the police said.
The deceased has been identified as Shubham Rawat, They said.
Information was received from Maidan Garhi police station at 9.20 am on Tuesday. Safdarjung Hospital A senior police officer said Rawat was taken to a hospital from a farmhouse in Dera village and was declared brought dead.
After reaching the hospital, the police investigated the medico-legal case of the deceased. The body was kept in the mortuary.
Rawat was living on rent Mahipalpur in the city, police said.
During interrogation, it was found that the incident took place at a farmhouse and the man did not know how to swim. It was learned that Rawat used to work as a waiter in a hotel. Police said that on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday, he had met with his associates at the farmhouse.
There was a swimming pool in the backyard of the farm and Rawat entered the pool with some of his companions. Later they came out of the pond.
His companions saw that Rawat was not there and later came to know that he had drowned in the pool. It also turned out that the deceased did not know how to swim.
A case has been registered against the owner of the farmhouse under section 304A (negligent death) of the Indian Penal Code. Further investigation is underway, the police said.
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