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Home / India / Couple Dead 3 Of Family Injured As Car Overturns In Ups Muzaffarnagar

Couple dead, 3 of family injured as car overturns in UP's Muzaffarnagar           

One of the rear wheels of the car gets jammed; as a result, the vehicle malfunctions and the car overturns on the highway
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Muzaffarnagar, Updated At : 03:50 PM Sep 14, 2025 IST
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A 60-year-old man and his wife died while three members of their family got injured as their car malfunctioned and overturned on the Delhi-Dehradun national highway in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar on Sunday, police said.

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Purkazi SHO Jaiveer Singh told PTI that one of the rear wheels of the car got jammed. As a result, the vehicle malfunctioned and the car overturned on the highway, killing Tulsiram Gaud and his wife Santosh (58).

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Three members of the family were injured in the accident and were rushed to a district hospital.

The family was going to Haridwar from Delhi, he said, adding that the bodies have been sent for post-mortem.

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#CarOverturns#FamilyTragedy#HaridwarTravel#VehicleMalfunctionCarAccidentDelhiDehradunHighwayFatalAccidentMuzaffarnagarRoadSafetyUttarPradesh

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