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Hit by truck, biker killed, pillion rider hurt

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New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM Feb 17, 2025 IST

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A Rapido motorcycle rider was killed after being hit by a truck in the Mehrauli area here on Sunday, said the police.

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The Mehrauli police station received an information regarding an accident near Phool Mandi on 100 Futa Road here. Upon reaching the spot, a motorcycle was found stuck under a truck and a person was found dead.

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The police said during inquiry, it was revealed that the deceased, identified as Sunil Kumar (42), a resident of Chattarpur, Delhi, worked as a Rapido motorcycle rider.

The incident took place while Sunil Kumar was travelling towards Mehrauli-Badarpur Road with a pillion rider.

The Rapido driver was hit by a truck, following which he died on the spot, while the pillion rider was rushed to a hospital.

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The truck driver was apprehended from the spot and a case was being registered against him. Further investigations are on in the case, said the police.

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