Husband dies in mishap, wife injured

A motorcyclist died on the spot in a collision with a car on Monday in village Nangal Bihalan on the Hajipur-Dasuya road. The motorcyclist's wife was seriously injured in the accident. Motorcyclist Balkar Singh of village Jakhrawal was going to...

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Updated At : 09:57 AM Apr 22, 2025 IST

Car and motorcycle damaged in the accident.

A motorcyclist died on the spot in a collision with a car on Monday in village Nangal Bihalan on the Hajipur-Dasuya road. The motorcyclist's wife was seriously injured in the accident.

Motorcyclist Balkar Singh of village Jakhrawal was going to village Nangal Bihalan on his motorcycle with his wife. When Balkar reached near the government school of the village, a car coming from Hajipur collided with his motorcycle.

In this accident, Balkar Singh and his wife fell on the road and hedied on the spot. The wife of the deceased, who was seriously injured in the accident, was admitted to the government hospital of Dasuya. The police reached the spot and took the body and the car in their custody and started further action.

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