Police vehicle rams into house in Narnaul

No occupants of the house injured in the incident

Tribune News Service

Mahendragarh, Updated At : 03:22 AM Jun 10, 2025 IST

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A police patrol vehicle rammed into a house in Narnaul town on Monday morning. Two police personnel were sitting in the vehicle at the time but no one suffered any major injuries.

The incident occurred near Sector 1 when a Dial 112 emergency response vehicle from the City police station was on a routine patrol. According to a district police spokesperson, the driver lost control of the vehicle while trying to avoid a nilgai that suddenly crossed the road.

“In an effort to avoid hitting the animal, the driver swerved, causing the vehicle to crash into a nearby house,” the spokesperson said. No occupants of the house were injured in the incident.

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