Motorcyclist dies in head-on collision

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Abohar, Updated At : 04:52 AM Nov 23, 2024 IST

Mangled remains of the ill-fated motorcycles. Tribune Photo

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A motorcyclist died and another suffered critical injuries due to a head-on collision between two bikes on the rail overbridge near Dangarkhera village on Thursday.

The residents said the overbridge was constructed in 2012 but streetlights remained operational for only a few months.

The deceased has been identified as Vinod Kumar of Jhumianwali village. The bereaved family asked the police to register a case against the erring youngsters for riding at high speed.

Vinod was returning home from a bitumen mixing plant on his bike around 8.30 pm. Three youths riding on a bike coming from the front rammed head on into the deceased’s motorcycle. One them — Monu, a resident of Alamgarh — was referred to Bathinda after administering first aid.

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