A heart-wrenching incident has come to light in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. Here, due to a minor dispute, the conductor threw a laborer down from the bus, due to which he died on the spot after coming under the wheels. The bus was double decker. The bus was going to Jaipur. At the same time, passersby informed the police about this incident. The police have taken possession of the bus and sent the body for post-mortem. The bus driver and conductor are said to be absconding.
Vijaypal, a resident of Ramnagar village of Jehanabad police station area of Pilibhit, had come home on Diwali. He was going from his home to work as a laborer in Jaipur, Rajasthan. It is being told that Vijaypal left for Jaipur with his family in a double decker private bus. The bus came to Bareilly late at night and Vijaypal felt urination on the way. When he asked the conductor to stop the bus, he refused to stop the bus.
Police registered a case
When Vijaypal started insisting on this, the conductor pushed him as soon as the bus reached Sanjay Nagar turn police station area of Pilibhit bypass of Bareilly. Vijaypal came under the rear wheel of the bus, due to which he was crushed and died on the spot. Seeing Vijaypal lying on the ground soaked in blood, his wife lost her senses. Informed the police immediately. Police have registered a case on the complaint of the laborer’s family and have started further investigation.
Lives on the road, glass of bus broken
There was a long traffic jam after the death of the labourer. Angry people pelted stones at Raji Run bus. At the same time, the family members kept demanding the arrest of the bus driver and conductor. The police somehow convinced the people and pacified them. It is being told that the laborer’s belongings have also gone missing from the spot. The family members alleged that Vijaypal’s mobile was also missing. Baradari police station in-charge Amit Pandey said that on the information of the laborer’s family, they reached the spot and took the body into custody. On the complaint of the family, a case has been registered and further investigation has been started.
