A painful road accident has occurred in Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh. Here in Nonhara police station area on Friday night, a heavy vehicle hit a bike coming from the front. The collision was so strong that the sound of a bomb exploding was heard. In this accident, all three people riding the bike died on the spot. After the collision, the bike jumped and fell into a ditch. Hearing the sound of the accident, nearby people reached the spot, but during this time many other vehicles passing through the road crushed the three deceased badly. The dead could be identified with great difficulty.
According to the police, Indramani Yadav (45) and Saroj Yadav (27), residents of Nagwa Navpura village, were doing irrigation work in the fields along with Shailesh Yadav (28), resident of Jallapur village. On Friday night at around 10 pm, all three of them were going to have dinner riding on the same bike. Meanwhile, a heavy vehicle hit them from the front on the National Highway near Shahbazkuli village of Nonhara police station area. According to local people, the sound of this collision was heard far away.
sound like a bomb exploding
There was a sound as if a bomb had exploded. People nearby ran to the spot, but by that time not only all three people had died, but many vehicles had also passed over them. Seeing the situation, the local people immediately informed the police about the matter. After this, the police reached the spot, took possession of the three bodies and sent them for post-mortem. According to the police, the faces of all three were badly bruised.
collision with heavy vehicle
It was fortunate that all three had mobile phones in their pockets and they were identified through this. The police informed the family members of the three and conducted the post-mortem of the bodies in their presence on Saturday. According to the police, the vehicle that hit them has not been identified yet, but considering the circumstances of the accident, it is being speculated that it might have been an overloaded heavy vehicle. At present, the police is trying its best to identify the vehicle and its driver.
