Woman among three killed in road mishap

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Rohtak, Updated At : 03:52 AM Oct 11, 2025 IST

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Three persons, including a woman, were killed after their car rammed into a truck parked on National Highway 152-D in Rohtak on Friday morning.

The deceased have been identified as Kirat and Krishna from Jind and Sachin from Sonipat.

Kirat’s mother, who was deployed with the Rajasthan Police, had passed away. Kirat, his maternal aunt Krishna and his mother’s colleague Sachin were bringing her body back from Rajasthan.

Their car, which was ahead of the vehicle in which the body was being brought, rammed into a parked truck. The bodies have been sent for the post-mortem examination.

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