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Biker killed in accident

Fatehgarh Sahib, August 18 A biker was killed and the pillion rider injured in a collision with an SUV near Bhateri village. The deceased has been identified as Rajindra Pal of Dhuri town. Gurveer Singh, a resident of Timbarpur, rushed...

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Updated At : 07:45 AM Aug 19, 2024 IST

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Fatehgarh Sahib, August 18

A biker was killed and the pillion rider injured in a collision with an SUV near Bhateri village. The deceased has been identified as Rajindra Pal of Dhuri town. Gurveer Singh, a resident of Timbarpur, rushed both victims to the Sohana Hospital in Mohali in his car. The doctors declared Rajinder dead on arrival. The police have registered a case on a complaint filed by Bharti Bansal, son of the deceased. — OC

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