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Nagpur road accident.
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After Pune, a car crushed seven people in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Three out of seven people were seriously injured. A three-month-old child is also among the injured. During the event, the people present beat a young man who was driving a car. Police say they found bottles of alcohol and other drugs in the car. The incident took place in Janda Chowk area of ​​Nagpur.

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Nagpur DCP Gorakh Bhamre said a speeding car hit several Biswaris and other people near Natraj Talkies of Kotwali police station around 8.30 pm on Friday. Seven people were injured in the accident, of which three were seriously injured. A woman’s leg was broken after being hit by a car, while her three-month-old child is being monitored by doctors. After the accident, the car rider tried to run away but people caught him. They beat the accused and vandalized the car. Bamarha also said that we arrested three people including the driver of the car in the case. The accused is about 20 years old. Bottles of alcohol and ganja were found in the car. The accused were sent for a medical examination. We registered the case. The police said that it is not yet clear who was driving the car.

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A road accident also happened in Pune

Earlier on Sunday, a minor car rider crushed two bikers in Pune. He died on the spot. The accused is a 17-year-old boy. The two deceased were engineers by profession. The deceased have been identified as Anish Awadhya and Ashwini Kosta. They both went home after a party. The people nearby first beat the accused severely and then handed him over to the police.

The court first granted bail to the accused and later revoked it.

A case was registered against the accused at the Yarvada station under sections 279 (driving in a hurry), 304 A (causing death by negligence), 337 (endangering human life) and 338 (causing grievous bodily harm), among others. The accused was also taken into custody. He was presented in court on Sunday itself. The court released him. The court ordered him to write an essay on road accidents and work with the Yerwada traffic police for 15 days. Later, when the conflict escalated, the police arrested four people, including the father of the accused. At the same time, the defendant’s bail was also revoked and he was also sent to the observatory.