Punjab Police ASI killed as bus hits his motorcycle in Phagwara

The deceased has been identified as Ram Sharan, posted in PCR branch of Phagwara police

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PHAGWARA, Updated At : 09:51 AM Oct 01, 2024 IST

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An Assistant Sub Inspector of Punjab Police was killed after the motorcycle he was riding on was hit by a speeding bus near Wadhala village last night.

The deceased was identified as Ram Sharan and he was posted in PCR branch of Phagwara police.

The accident occurred when the deceased was coming to Phagwara.

He was brought to a nearby hospital but was declared brought dead by the treating doctors.

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