Two teen sisters drown in the Saryu River in Gonda while feeding fish near a temple, according to reports from both outlets. The incident occurs at the time they are in the water as part of the activity, and their drowning is reported after they fail to return or resurface.
The accounts are consistent on the core details: the location is the Saryu River in Gonda and the victims are two sisters, described as teenagers in one report. Both sources frame the event as happening near a temple while the girls are feeding fish. While the provided information does not specify police or rescue actions, official responses, or the sisters’ ages beyond “teen,” the reports do not materially diverge on the circumstances leading to the drowning.
Overall, the outlets agree that a local river incident involving two sisters results in drowning, with the activity of feeding fish near a temple cited as the immediate context.
