1 killed, three hurt in accident near Hansi

Hisar, February 19 A youth was killed and three others were injured when their motorcycle rammed into a tree on a roadside near Badsi village in Hansi subdivision of the district today. The deceased has been identified as Deepak, a...

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Feb 20, 2024 IST

Hisar, February 19

A youth was killed and three others were injured when their motorcycle rammed into a tree on a roadside near Badsi village in Hansi subdivision of the district today.

The deceased has been identified as Deepak, a resident of Puthi Mangal Khan. The police said Deepak, a student of the ITI in Dhana village, was going to the institute on a motorcycle. Three of his friends were also riding his motorcycle. They planned to go to Hansi town to avail Internet services through Wi-Fi as the mobile Internet was down in the district due to the farmers’ agitation.

However, the police said when they reached near Badsi village on the road, Deepak lost control and the imbalanced motorcycle rammed into a tree. The injured persons were rushed to the Civil Hospital in a critical condition.

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