Bike rider dies after being hit by pickup (ETV Bharat ALWAR)
Alwar : On Thursday night, a vegetable pickup hit a motorbike rider from behind in Akbarpur police station space of the district. After the incident, a crowd gathered on the spot. Taking benefit of the state of affairs, the pickup driver fled. With the assistance of native folks, the injured was delivered to the hospital. The injured died whereas being referred to Jaipur.
Sarpanch consultant of the deceased’s village, Ansaf Khan, mentioned that the deceased Mahmud Khan son of Samman Khan (45) was a resident of Sahodi. The deceased was going from his village in direction of Siliserh Tiraha for some private work at round 7 pm on Thursday night, throughout which a pickup stuffed with brinjals coming at a excessive pace close to the overbridge hit his bike from behind, as a result of which he was critically injured. A crowd gathered there through the incident.
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He informed that profiting from the state of affairs, the motive force fled with the pickup. However, the pickup’s numbers have been famous. The household introduced the younger man in an injured state to the district hospital of Alwar, from the place he was taken to a personal hospital as his situation didn’t enhance. Due to his vital situation, the younger man was referred to Jaipur. While going to Jaipur, the younger man died on the best way. Due to it being late evening, the physique of the deceased was taken to the district hospital of Alwar and saved within the mortuary. Akbarpur police station sub-inspector Om Prakash informed that the physique has been handed over to the household after conducting the autopsy of the deceased on Friday morning. Om Prakash informed that the folks current on the spot have given the pickup’s numbers to the police. The police group is engaged in investigation. The pickup driver shall be taken into custody quickly.
