Three injured as DTC bus rams into subway crossing

New Delhi, February 2

Three people were injured when a DTC bus hit a car before ramming into a subway crossing in west Delhi’s Naraina on Thursday, the police said.

The driver, conductor and the marshal deployed on the bus suffered minor injuries. They have been taken to the Metro hospital in Ranjit Nagar.

The two passengers in the car, which was on its way to Naraina Industrial Area from Gurugram, are stated to be safe, the police said.

The police received information about the accident in which the bus rammed into the subway crossing when the driver tried to save the car.

“Three persons, including the driver, conductor and the marshal present in the bus were injured and two persons in the car are stated to be safe,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Ghanshyam Bansal said. The police are looking at footage from CCTV cameras installed in and around the scene to establish the sequence of events.

“Currently, the bus driver is injured… and is being treated at the hospital. Once his conduction is stable, he will be arrested in connection with the incident and a case under relevant Sections of the Indian Penal Code registered. Accordingly, legal action will be taken,” the police added.