Terrible road accident in Vietnam. Motorcycle wheel slips on monsoon road. 2 Indian youths died in a violent collision with a car coming from the opposite direction. They were employed as yoga teachers in the Southeast Asian country. The family of the deceased has contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to bring the body back to the country.
According to local sources, the accident took place in Dal Lat city on September 25. Raj Kumar Verma, 26, and Vinay Yadav, 23, were returning from a yoga training centre. The road was slippery due to rain. At one time, the wheel of the bike slipped at high speed. In the blink of an eye, there was a collision with a car coming from the opposite direction. Vinay died on the spot. With the help of the police, the witnesses rescued Raj Kumar alive and admitted him to the hospital. However, he also died in the hospital after two days.
According to family sources, Raj Kumar Verma of Ranchi was staying in Vietnam for the last two years as a yoga instructor. Vinay Yadav left his home in Jamshedpur and went to Vietnam two years ago for the need of employment. He was working as a yoga instructor. Two low-class families were looking for the hope of their children. In this situation, two grieving families said that it is not possible for them to return the body to the country due to huge expenses. Approximately 20 lakh rupees are required.
Deceased Vinay's mother Rupa Verma, brother Shubham Verma and other family members went to Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji's residence and requested arrangements to bring back the son's body. After that, Mahua spoke to Ranchi Deputy Commissioner Manjunath Bhajantri. He assured to take action over the phone. On the other hand, Raj Kumar's family has the same claim. His cousin Abhijit is currently in Vietnam. He is following the regulations of the Vietnamese administration there. So that the dead Raj Kumar's body can be returned to Jamshedpur. Jharkhand Labor Minister Sanjay Prasad also assured that the bodies of both the youths will be brought back to the country on a state initiative.