<p>Gonda (UP): A 13-year-old boy with physical and mental impairments died while his father was critically injured after they jumped into Saryu river here in an alleged suicide bid on Wednesday evening, police said.</p>.<p>According to a police official, Arvind Goswami (35), a resident of Kalwari village, arrived at the Trimuhani Ghat in Parsapur with his son Navneet on a motorcycle. After parking the vehicle near the riverbank, the father allegedly jumped into the river with his son.</p>.<p>Local police and divers rushed to the spot after being alerted. While Navneet was declared dead at the scene, Goswami was rescued and admitted to the Parsapur Community Health Centre in a critical condition.</p>.Boy drowns in pool: AAP blames MCD 'negligence', says accountability should be fixed.<p>According to Parsapur Station House Officer Sharadendu Kumar Pandey, the family told police that Navneet was undergoing treatment at PGI Hospital in Lucknow. Preliminary investigations suggest that Arvind may have taken the extreme step due to financial and emotional stress related to his son's treatment.</p>.<p>"Initial findings point towards a case of suicide," Pandey said.</p>.<p>The boy's body has been sent for post-mortem, he added. </p>
<p>Gonda (UP): A 13-year-old boy with physical and mental impairments died while his father was critically injured after they jumped into Saryu river here in an alleged suicide bid on Wednesday evening, police said.</p>.<p>According to a police official, Arvind Goswami (35), a resident of Kalwari village, arrived at the Trimuhani Ghat in Parsapur with his son Navneet on a motorcycle. After parking the vehicle near the riverbank, the father allegedly jumped into the river with his son.</p>.<p>Local police and divers rushed to the spot after being alerted. While Navneet was declared dead at the scene, Goswami was rescued and admitted to the Parsapur Community Health Centre in a critical condition.</p>.Boy drowns in pool: AAP blames MCD 'negligence', says accountability should be fixed.<p>According to Parsapur Station House Officer Sharadendu Kumar Pandey, the family told police that Navneet was undergoing treatment at PGI Hospital in Lucknow. Preliminary investigations suggest that Arvind may have taken the extreme step due to financial and emotional stress related to his son's treatment.</p>.<p>"Initial findings point towards a case of suicide," Pandey said.</p>.<p>The boy's body has been sent for post-mortem, he added. </p>