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Two killed, 3 hurt as mini-truck rams into car

Two persons were killed while three others sustained serious injuries in a collision between a mini-truck and car near the Rathiwas turn on the Delhi-Jaipur highway on Thursday afternoon. The injured are being treated in a hospital. The mini-truck driver...

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Gurugram, Updated At : 10:24 AM May 09, 2025 IST

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Two persons were killed while three others sustained serious injuries in a collision between a mini-truck and car near the Rathiwas turn on the Delhi-Jaipur highway on Thursday afternoon. The injured are being treated in a hospital. The mini-truck driver managed to flee, leaving his vehicle on the spot. An FIR was registered.

According to the complaint filed by Nitesh, a resident of Garhi Alawalpur village in Rewari district, he; his uncle, Mahabir; Amar Singh; Sunil and Rambir were in their car when the mini-truck rammed into their car. Doctors declared Amar and Rambir dead, said Nitesh in his complaint.

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