Car part of Vasundhara Raje's convoy overturns, 3 cops sustain minor injuries

Accident occurred while Raje was on her way to meet former minister Otaram Dewasi to express her condolence over his mother's death

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Jaipur, Updated At : 07:19 PM Dec 22, 2024 IST

Vasundhara Raje enquires the well-being of three policemen who sustained injuries after a vehicle of her carcade overturned in Rajasthan's Pali district on Sunday. Photo: Facebook/Vasundhara Raje

Three policemen sustained minor injuries when a vehicle of former chief minister Vasundhara Raje's carcade overturned in an attempt to avoid hitting a motorcycle in Rajasthan's Pali district on Sunday, police said.

The accident occurred while Raje was on her way to meet former minister Otaram Dewasi to express her condolence over his mother's death.

“Seven policemen were travelling in the car. Some of them have sustained minor injuries,” Pali SP Chuna Ram Jat said.

Raje left for Mundara village of Pali district by road. A police car which was escorting her between Bali and Kot Baliyan overturned while trying to save a bike rider.

A BJP leader said that his car was behind the car which overturned thrice. He said he immediately got down and helped in sending the injured policemen to a hospital.

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