The children had gone to take a bath in the river near Chitab Khurd village (Representational)
Gaya (Bihar):
Four children drowned allegedly after falling into a pit created by illegal sand mining from Morhar river in Bihar's Gaya district today.
The children, including three girls, had gone to take a bath in the river near Chitab Khurd village under Amas police station areas. They slipped into deep water and drowned, police said.
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Local people, however, alleged that the four died after falling into a pit created because of excess and illegal sand mining from the river.
The children were in the age group of 8 to 10 years.
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