MP: Newly Married Woman Crushed To Death By Speeding Dumper, Two Injured; Elderly Man Killed, Son Hurt After Mini-Truck Hits Bike

Newly Married Woman Crushed To Death By Speeding Dumper, Two Injured

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A 23-year-old newly married woman was crushed to death by a speeding dumper while her brother and sister-in-law sustained injuries in the accident. According to police, the deceased was identified as Pooja, wife of Vikram Alawe, a native of Hasakhedi village in Dewas district and staying at a rented place in Palda.

The incident occurred on Nemawar Road, Dudhiya at 12:10 pm on Tuesday under Khudel police station jurisdiction. Her husband Vikram said that Pooja was going to a condolence meeting at her maternal place in Chorwan village with her brother Raju and sister-in-law Jyoti on a two-wheeler.

When they reached Dudhiya a speeding dumper struck their two-wheeler from the rear, Pooja fell on the road and came under the wheels of the dumper while Raju and Jyoti fell by the side of the road.   Her husband further said that Pooja wanted to study so she shifted to the city from the village and was studying BA from a city’s college.

Elderly Man Killed, Son Hurt After Mini-Truck Hits Bike

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A 71-year-old man was killed while his son was injured after a mini truck hit their bike in Kanadiya area on Monday. The incident occurred when they stopped their bike at Bicholi Mardana Bridge due to traffic congestion when a speeding mini-truck hit them from the rear.

The elderly man died on the spot, while his son suffered minor injuries. The driver fled the scene.

According to police, the deceased was identified as Narayan Singh, a resident of Dewas district. He was a farmer. His family members said that Narayan was going to attend the inaugural function of his grandson’s house in Rau. He was going on a bike from Dewas with his son Suraj. In another incident, an 85-year-old woman died after her bike slipped under Pardeshipura police station limits on Tuesday morning. The deceased was identified as Tarabai.