Four killed in 4 road accidents in Yamunanagar district

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Yamunanagar, November 5

Four persons were killed in four road accidents in Yamunanagar district. On the complaints of the kin of the victims, four separate cases were registered against the accused.

Vishal Dutta of Ghilaur village, in his police complaint, said his father Praveen Dutta had gone to Radaur town for some work on October 28.

He alleged that when his father reached near Chhota Bans village, the shuttering material from the tractor-trailer of Ranjit Singh of Chhotta Bans village fell on his father.

He said his father sustained serious injuries and he was taken to a private hospital in Mohali, Punjab, where he died. On the complaint of Vishal Dutta, a case was registered against Ranjit Singh under Sections 279 and 304-A of the IPC at the Radaur police station on November 4. — TNS

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