4 killed as car overturns in Haryana’s Bhiwani

The deceased have been identified as Karambir, his brother Komal, Rajesh and Rakesh, all residents of Budhera village

Tribune News Service

Hisar, Updated At : 11:06 PM Jul 31, 2025 IST

The damaged car.

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Four people were killed and another injured when the car they were travelling in overturned in Bhiwani district on Thursday night.

The accident occurred near Amirwar and Budhera villages.

All five occupants of the car, who were returning home, suffered injuries. Locals helped rescue the injured. Four of the injured later died.

The deceased have been identified as Karambir, his brother Komal, Rajesh and Rakesh, all residents of Budhera village.

Ankit, also from Budhera village, was referred to the PGI at Rohtak.

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