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Home / Haryana / Three Killed Four Hurt In Rewari Mishap

Three killed, four hurt in Rewari mishap

Bodies sent to Civil Hospital for post-mortem examination
Tribune News Service
Rewari, Updated At : 03:30 AM Nov 01, 2025 IST
The mangled remains of the vehicles after the accident in Rewari.

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Three members of a family were killed and four others injured in a road accident, involving a motorbike and a car, on the Rewari-Mahendragarh road near Moondi village here on Friday.

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The deceased have been identified as Sahil (26), Prashant (22), and Omprakash (53) of Budhauli village here. All three died on the spot. The fourth person on the motorcycle, Rohit, along with three passengers in the car, sustained serious injuries and were immediately taken to a nearby private hospital. As per reports, the motorcycle was on its way to Dahina when the car suddenly hit it. The collision was so severe that the motorcycle and the car were badly damaged. The three victims lost their lives on the spot. The police sent the bodies to the Civil Hospital for postmortem.

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