Ratlam's Female Constable, Hubby Die After Their Car Rams Into Parked Truck On Jaora-Lebad Four-Lane
The accident was so intense that a JCB machine was roped in to lift the truck from the car, and the couple's bodies were trapped and taken out.

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A 32-year-old female constable and her husband died after their car rammed into the rear of a truck parked on the Jaora-Lebad four-lane in Ratlam. Their two children were critically injured.
The accident was so intense that a JCB machine was roped in to lift the truck from the car, and the couple's bodies were trapped and taken out.
The deceased has been identified as female constable Jhanna Gamd, posted in Ratlam's Manakchowk police station, and her husband, 32-year-old Arvind's son, Balu.
According to the information, their car was on its way to Ratlam from Badnawar. The speeding car rammed from the rear into a truck parked in the middle of the four lanes at Jhabrapada near Simlawada at around 4 am on Saturday.
The young couple died on the spot. Both the children—7-year-old daughter Peeral and 4-year-old boy Shreyansh—were sitting in the back seat of the car. They survived the crash and are undergoing treatment.
Police forces from the Satarunda outpost and Bilpank police station reached the spot. The bodies of both the deceased were sent to Medical College Ratlam for postmortem.
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According to the information, their car was on its way to Ratlam from Badnawar. The speeding car rammed from the rear into a truck parked in the middle of the four lanes at Jhabrapada near Simlawada at around 4 am on Saturday.
The young couple died on the spot. Both the children—7-year-old daughter Peeral and 4-year-old boy Shreyansh—were sitting in the back seat of the car. They survived the crash and are undergoing treatment.
Police forces from the Satarunda outpost and Bilpank police station reached the spot. The bodies of both the deceased were sent to Medical College Ratlam for postmortem.
Bodies were taken out with the help of a crane.
After the accident on the four-lane, the car got badly stuck in the rear part of the parked truck. Satarunda and Bilpank police had to call a crane to take it out. The truck was lifted with the help of a crane.
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