August 14th 2024.
In the small town of Pattamundai, a tragic incident occurred on Monday afternoon when a woman named Manjulata Bhanja was attacked and dragged away by a crocodile in the Brahmani river. The next morning, her mutilated body was discovered approximately six kilometers from where the attack took place. Manjulata, a resident of Alapuadia village in the Kendrapara district, had gone to the river to wash some utensils after lunch. Little did she know that this simple task would turn into a nightmare.
As she was washing the utensils by the riverbank, a crocodile suddenly appeared and attacked her, dragging her into the river. When Manjulata did not return home, her worried family members began searching for her along the riverbank. They found her utensils and slippers near the bank, leading them to fear that she had been attacked by a crocodile. Despite their efforts, they were unable to locate her and had to seek help from the local administration and police.
A team from the local administration, along with the police and fire brigade, launched a search operation in the river. However, due to the darkness, they were unable to find Manjulata. It wasn't until the next morning that her body was discovered caught in a fishing net near Kulhasahi Ashram School in Penthapala. Her family was immediately informed of the tragic news.
Upon receiving the news, Manjulata's family, along with the police and fire brigade, rushed to the spot and recovered her mutilated body. It was a devastating and heartbreaking sight for all those present. This incident serves as a reminder of the dangers that can lurk in seemingly peaceful places like the Brahmani river. The loss of Manjulata has left her family and the community in shock and mourning. May her soul rest in peace.
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