Jaipur, September 24 (IANS) four members of a family, including five -year -old children, were killed in a tragic accident in Thanagazi area of Alwar district of Rajasthan on Wednesday, when a fast dumper collided with a bike.
All were riding four bikes when it was rapidly hit by the vehicle.
According to the locals, the effect was so serious that three died on the three occasions, while the fourth succumbed to injuries on the way to the hospital. The victims were identified as the residents of the village of Mejod in Thanagazi.
After the accident, the dumper driver attempted to escape. However, local villagers chased the vehicle and managed to stop it near Piplai station, saving their tires.
Angry mob caught the driver, threw him and then handed him over to the police. Immediately after the incident, stress caught the area as the residents gathered in large numbers.
Repeated anger over repeated accidents caused by intensifying heavy vehicles, villagers blocked state highways 52 and 77 at Alwar-Jipur intersection in Pratapgarh. This protest caused a large traffic jam, which had vehicles stuck for hours.
The villagers accused the administration of negligence, stating that accidents have often occurred in the region due to the uncontrolled agitation of high -speed dumpers and trucks.
Currently, the police have reached the spot, but the situation remains tense as the locals demand strict action against the driver and demand effective measures to prevent further accidents. The protesters were demanding immediate ban on overloaded dumpers on the route. He alleged that the careless movement of heavy vehicles has made this road unsafe.
The horrific road accident was told near Jhiri Stand on Dauri Road in Pratapgarh, Alwar around 9:30 am.
According to eyewitnesses, three victims died on the spot, while the fourth succumbed to injuries while taking them to Jaipur. The deceased has been identified as Babarlal (40), Badrilal’s son; Monu (5), son of Jagannath; And Ashok (22), Sarwan’s son – all residents of Majod village. Neri (25), Naina Ram’s son, also died from the same family, on the way to Jaipur.
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