2 sisters killed in road accident

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Feb 18, 2020 IST

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Sonepat, February 17

Two sisters identified as Muskaan (25) and Sheenu (27), hailing from Babarpur village in Oraiya district of Uttar Pradesh and presently staying with their uncle at Pio Maniari in the district, were killed when they were hit by a speeding car at Pio Maniari bus stop on Pio Maniari-Narela road on Sunday evening.

In the incident, two others — Prabhu Ram of Pio Maniari and Prince of a colony at Narela in Delhi — were also injured. The car driver managed to escape from the spot leaving behind his car. The vehicle has been seized by the police.

According to Naresh Kumar, SHO Kundli police station, on the complaint of the sisters’ uncle Naim, a case has been registered against an unidentified car driver.

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