Sujith Wilson: Cricketers take to Twitter to mourn 2-year-old's death

A two-year-old child from Tamil Nadu, B Sujith Wilson lost his life near Nadukattupatti on Tuesday. The death occurred 80 hours after the little boy fell into an abandoned borewell near his house. Twitter was filled with condolences after Sujith's death was announced on the morning of October 29. ALSO READ | Banned Shakib Al Hasan steps down from MCC's Cricket Committee The cricket fraternity reacts Popular cricketers like Ravichandran Ashwin and Harbhajan Singh took to Twitter to share their condolences with their followers. Harbhajan's tweet, which was in Tamil, roughly translated to "irreparable tragedy, there is nothing I could do." ALSO READ | England cricket team celebrates Rugby World Cup semi-final win #RIPSujith really sad sad morning. Let’s hope such accidents don’t happen again. — Ashwin Ravichandran (@ashwinravi99) October 29, 2019 மீள முடியா துயரம்! என்னால எதும் செய்ய முடியல அப்பிடின்னு நெனச்சு அழுக வருது.போனது ஒரு உயிர் மட்டுமில்ல நம்ம ஒட்டுமொத்தப் பேரோட தன்னம்பிக்கை.இனியொரு உயிர் இந்த மாதிரி போகக் கூடாது.அவங்க அம்மா அப்பாக்கு யார் ஆறுதல் சொல்லுவாங்க.என் மனதில் என்றும் நீ நிற்பாய் மகனே #Sujith #RIPSujith pic.twitter.com/pC341a72qK — Harbhajan Turbanator (@harbhajan_singh) October 29, 2019 Deeply saddened to hear the loss of Sujith. 😔 May God give his family all the strength. #RIPSujith 😔 — Washington Sundar (@Sundarwashi5) October 29, 2019 ALSO READ | Shakib al Hasan ban: The cricketer's 3 biggest controversies so far Sujith's death should not go in vain J. Radhakrishnan,Principal Secretary,Transport Dept: The 2-year-old boy's body is now in decomposed state. We tried our best to rescue him but unfortunately foul smell has started coming from the borewell in which the child had fallen. As of now,digging process has been stopped. https://t.co/kuEgslufOV pic.twitter.com/daNnmVfPBQ — ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2019 The two-year-old's death brought to focus, the issue of mismanagement of abandoned borewells. Sujith's rescue operation lasted for 80 long hours before a foul smell from the borewell led to the authorities declaring his death. The Chief Minister clarified that rules regarding borewells are in place and the government is making sure that the rules are complied with. Sujith's rescue operation was being live broadcasted throughout Indian news channels after the two-year-old fell into the borewell on Friday. ALSO READ | Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan suspended for two years

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Sujith Wilson: Cricketers take to Twitter to mourn 2-year-old's death

Two-year-old Sujith Wilson passed away on Tuesday morning after being stuck in an abandoned borewell for over 80 hours. #RIPSujith started trending on Twitter.

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