2 killed in accidents

Two persons died in two separate road accidents in the area while another was injured. The Dasuya police have registered both the cases. According to information, Harjeet Singh, a resident of Sangiyal village, told the police that his sister Sonia...

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 11:19 AM Oct 29, 2024 IST

Two persons died in two separate road accidents in the area while another was injured.

The Dasuya police have registered both the cases. According to information, Harjeet Singh, a resident of Sangiyal village, told the police that his sister Sonia was going to work with her friend Anjana Devi.

He told that when she reached near Usman Shaheed village, a car hit them.

He told that in the said accident, his sister died while her friend got injured.

In another case, Gabar Singh, a resident of Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh, told the police that he was going to Srinagar with his companion in a pickup truck.

Vinod Kumar, a resident of Agra, got out of his vehicle near Dasuha, and was hit by a metallic object protruding from a passing-by truck.

A case has been registered in both the cases.

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