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Aligarh road accident: On the night of Chhoti Diwali in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, a speeding car created a ruckus on the Meenakshi bridge. A white Brezza car running in the wrong direction on Ramghat Road hit three two-wheelers one after the other. Five people including mother and daughter were injured in the accident. The collision was so severe that the woman riding the scooter fell off the bridge, while her daughter jumped and fell on the other side of the bridge. The condition of three of the injured is said to be serious. After the accident, the car riders fled from the spot.
Car coming from the wrong side hit three vehicles
According to the information, on Saturday night a white colored Brezza car was going from Ramghat Road towards Dubey Ka Paad. After reaching Meenakshi bridge, the car started moving at high speed in the wrong direction. During this, he first hit a bike and then two scooters. The two-wheeler rider who was hit by the collision fell on the road and got injured. At the time of the accident, Shalini, a resident of Krishna Tola, was returning after shopping with her daughter Urvashi. The car hit his scooter hard. Due to this, Shalini fell down from the bridge, while Urvashi jumped and fell on the other side of the bridge. Both suffered serious injuries. Keshav Gupta, who runs a Matka store under the bridge, immediately arranged for an e-rickshaw and helped take the injured to the hospital.
Mother's hip broken, daughter also fractured in many places
According to Shalini's husband Neeraj Verma, his wife's hip was broken at four places in the accident. Doctors have advised to refer him to Delhi. At the same time, daughter Urvashi has been reported to have fractures in her hands, toes, nose, lips and ribs. Other two-wheeler riders were also injured in the car collision. Among these, the names of Dhruv, Suraj and Brijesh, residents of Mithila Puri, and Manish, resident of Surendranagar, have come up. He was admitted to Dinesh Sharma Hospital for treatment. Meanwhile, according to the police, the injured have been admitted to different hospitals including JN Medical College. After the accident, the people present in the car fled from the spot.
The car is registered in the name of a retired inspector
SP City Aditya Bansal, who reached the spot, said that many two-wheeler riders were injured in the accident. Initial investigation revealed that the Brezza car is registered in the name of retired inspector Guresh Babu, resident of Nagla Natha village of Etah. According to the police, the car was being driven by the son of a retired inspector and after the accident, he left the car and ran away. SP City said that videography of the items found in the car has been done. In this case, the people traveling in the car will be identified and action will be taken against them. Police are investigating the facts related to the accident and the role of the people present in the car.