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Home / India / 7 Killed In Car Motorbike Collision In Maharashtras Nashik

7 killed in car-motorbike collision in Maharashtra’s Nashik 

  The accident takes place near Dindori town in Nashik district
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Nashik, Updated At : 11:18 AM Jul 17, 2025 IST
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Seven persons were killed and two others seriously injured after a car collided with a motorcycle in Maharashtra’s Nashik district, police said on Thursday.

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The accident took place late on Wednesday night near Dindori town in the district, they said.

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The police received an alert at 11.57 pm about the incident which took place near a nursery on Vani-Dindori road, an official said.

When the police reached the spot, the two vehicles were found fallen in a small canal alongside the road, the official said.

Seven persons were killed and two others suffered serious injuries, the police said.

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After being alerted, police and other agencies reached the spot and launched a rescue operation.

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