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Two brothers killed in Yamunanagar road accident

Two brothers were killed and a woman was injured when the motorcycle they were riding was allegedly hit by a tipper near Tunde Ki Tapriyan village on the Sadhaura-Ranjitpur road in Yamunanagar. The deceased were identified as Jasbir and Surender...
Tribune News Service
Yamunanagar, Updated At : 10:40 AM Feb 15, 2025 IST
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Two brothers were killed and a woman was injured when the motorcycle they were riding was allegedly hit by a tipper near Tunde Ki Tapriyan village on the Sadhaura-Ranjitpur road in Yamunanagar.

The deceased were identified as Jasbir and Surender Singh of Dhanana village in Ambala.

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Jasbir’s wife Urmila sustained serious injuries in the mishap.

According to information, brothers Jasbir and Surender, and Urmila, had gone to visit a relative in Sabilpur village.

While returning on Thursday afternoon, their motorcycle was allegedly hit by a tipper near Tunde Ki Tapriyan village.

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They sustained severe injuries, and were rushed to a hospital in Sadhaura.

Jasbir and Surender were declared dead at the hospital.

Urmila was referred to the Jagadhri Civil Hospital for further treatment.

The police have identified and registered a case against the driver of the tipper.

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