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2-year-old hit by speeding car in Gurugram, dies

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Jun 28, 2024 IST

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Gurugram, June 27

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A two-year-old child playing in front of his house in DLF Phase 3 died after being hit by a speeding car. People caught hold of the driver who was trying to run away and handed him over to the police. The police registered a case against the accused and arrested him.

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According to the complaint filed by Krishna Malakar, a resident of Samastipur in Bihar, he lived on rent with his family in DLF Phase 3 area. It was around 1 pm on Thursday afternoon when his four-year-old daughter Aakriti and two-year-old son Jigar were playing near the staircase in front of the gate of his house. Suddenly a speeding Brezza car hit his son. They rushed him to the hospital in a critical condition where doctors declared him dead.

The accused car driver was identified as Sunny, a resident of Nathupr village. A senior police official said an FIR had been registered.

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