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Home / Punjab / Man Dies Wife Hurt In Abohar Hit Run

Man dies, wife hurt in Abohar hit-&-run

Couple was returning home when an SUV hit their bike
Our Correspondent
Abohar, Updated At : 07:53 AM Nov 05, 2024 IST
The motorcycle that was knocked down by a speeding SUV near Alamgarh village in Abohar on Monday.

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A resident of Azeemgarh here died on the spot while his wife sustained injuries when a speeding Scorpio allegedly hit their bike near Alamgarh village, about 5 km from here.

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Satpal (38) and his wife Pushpa (36) had gone to Rupnagar village near the Indo-Pak border yesterday to celebrate Bhai Dooj.

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The couple was returning to their village on a bike today when a speeding Scorpio allegedly hit them near Alamgarh. The Scorpio dragged the bike for a long distance before speeding away.

Satpal’s body was shifted to the hospital in a National Highway ambulance. Passersby got the injured woman admitted to the Civil Hospital for treatment.

The police said an investigation had been initiated into the incident.

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