<p>Two drowning incidents were reported from Bengaluru's outskirts on Sunday. One is suspected to be a suicide, while the other remains shrouded in mystery. </p>.<p>Within the Bannerghatta police station limits, a 35-year-old woman tied her five-year-old son to her hip and jumped into the Sakalavara Lake on Saturday night. The deceased has been identified as Vijayalakshmi, a resident of CK Palya near Bannerghatta. Originally from Andhra, she had lost her husband two years prior, on the same day, due to a fatal accident. </p>.<p>In the second incident, a 38-year-old woman's body was found near Boothanahalli Lake near Bannerghatta. </p>.Drowning deaths under-reported, non-health sector data can be relevant in drowning prevention: Study.<p>The deceased, Munirathnamma, and her two-year-old child, were missing since Saturday. The child was found by a passerby near the lake and was sent to the hospital. The cops have launched a search operation. On Sunday, the cops found Munirathnamma's body in the lake.</p>.<p>Mallikarjun Baladandi, Superintendent of Police, Bengaluru District, mentioned, "We suspect Munirathnamma might have been raped as we found bruises on her body. We'll confirm this after reviewing the post-mortem reports." </p>
<p>Two drowning incidents were reported from Bengaluru's outskirts on Sunday. One is suspected to be a suicide, while the other remains shrouded in mystery. </p>.<p>Within the Bannerghatta police station limits, a 35-year-old woman tied her five-year-old son to her hip and jumped into the Sakalavara Lake on Saturday night. The deceased has been identified as Vijayalakshmi, a resident of CK Palya near Bannerghatta. Originally from Andhra, she had lost her husband two years prior, on the same day, due to a fatal accident. </p>.<p>In the second incident, a 38-year-old woman's body was found near Boothanahalli Lake near Bannerghatta. </p>.Drowning deaths under-reported, non-health sector data can be relevant in drowning prevention: Study.<p>The deceased, Munirathnamma, and her two-year-old child, were missing since Saturday. The child was found by a passerby near the lake and was sent to the hospital. The cops have launched a search operation. On Sunday, the cops found Munirathnamma's body in the lake.</p>.<p>Mallikarjun Baladandi, Superintendent of Police, Bengaluru District, mentioned, "We suspect Munirathnamma might have been raped as we found bruises on her body. We'll confirm this after reviewing the post-mortem reports." </p>