4 young lives lost in road accident near Shergarh bypass in Hoshiarpur

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Updated At : 01:24 PM Jul 16, 2021 IST

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Hoshiarpur, July 15

Four youths hailing from Purhiran village lost their lives after their car collided with a tipper parked on the road near Shergarh bypass in Hoshiarpur on late night Wednesday. The vicitms have been identified as Pushp Kumar, Vikas Kumar, Narinder Kumar and Prakash Jha.

The impact was so severe that three youths died on the spot, while their fourth companion was rushed to a hospital, which referred him to the DMCH, Ludhiana. However, he succumbed on his way.

Model Town police station SHO Karnail Singh said the vicitms were around 28 years of age. He said bodies of the vicitms were handed over to their kin after getting their post-mortem conducted at the Hoshiarpur Civil Hospital.

The police have registered a case against tipper driver Sukhdev Singh.

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