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Home / Delhi / 5 Media Vehicles Trailing Delhi Cm Rekha Guptas Convoy Collide Near Haridwar

5 media vehicles trailing Delhi CM Rekha Gupta's convoy collide near Haridwar   

Rekha Gupta, along with her family members, left her Shalimar Bagh residence for a two-day tour of Uttarakhand
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New Delhi, Updated At : 03:09 PM Jun 01, 2025 IST
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At least five vehicles carrying mediapersons to Haridwar to cover Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's two-day visit to Uttarakhand met with an accident on Sunday morning, according to eyewitnesses.

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No one was injured in the incident that occurred at around 10 am, a few km from Haridwar, they added.

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Gupta, along with her family members, left her Shalimar Bagh residence for a two-day tour of the holy town in Uttarakhand, after the completion of 100 days in office.

According to reports, a car in Gupta's convoy suddenly applied brakes, resulting in a collision between five media vehicles that were following the cavalcade.

However, the chief minister's office refuted the reports, saying the erring driver was not part of the chief minister's convoy.

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