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Home / Punjab / 2 Killed After Speeding Car Rams Into Bike In Punjabs Abohar

2 killed after speeding car rams into bike in Punjab's Abohar

According to witnesses, the car, which was traveling at high speed, crashed into a tree after hitting the bikers
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Fazilka, Updated At : 01:58 PM Feb 24, 2025 IST
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Two people were killed in a tragic road accident near Rampura village in the Abohar subdivision when a speeding car collided with their motorcycle.

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Atul Makkar, a resident of Bhagsar village, reported that his father, Dalip Kumar, and their neighbour, Subhash, were traveling from Bhagsar to Sadul Shahar in Rajasthan.

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As they were moving from the village link road, a speeding car struck their bike, dragging both riders for a considerable distance, resulting in their deaths on the spot.

According to witnesses, the car, which was traveling at high speed, crashed into a tree after hitting the bikers.

Based on the statement provided by Atul Makkar, police have registered a case against the unidentified driver under sections 106 (1), 324 (4), and 324 (5) of the BNS Act.

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