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Home / Jalandhar / Student Injured As Private Bus Rams Into School Vehicle In Punjabs Hoshiarpur

Student injured as private bus rams into school vehicle in Punjab's Hoshiarpur

The vehicle carrying 30 students was on its way to the school at Handowal village when a bus belonging to a private transport company rammed into it
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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 02:36 PM Jul 24, 2025 IST
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A private bus rammed into a vehicle carrying schoolchildren near the Chabbewal bus stand here on Thursday, resulting in a minor injury to a student, police said.

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The vehicle carrying 30 students was on its way to the school at Handowal village when a bus belonging to a private transport company rammed into it, they said.

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One student sustained minor injuries in the collision, a police official said, adding that they were investigating the matter.

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