Gurugram: At least five people were killed, while one person sustained injuries, after a speeding Thar lost control and collided with the exit divider in Haryana's Gurugram in the wee hours of Saturday, September 27. The incident took place at around 4:30 am near Jharsa Flyover on the Gurugram-Delhi-Jaipur Highway.
The vehicle was bearing Uttar Pradesh’s registration number. The injured person was shifted to a hospital. The incident occurred at Exit 9 of National Highway-48. The vehicle collided straight into the divider after losing balance.
Among the deceased were three women and two men, while the injured person was admitted to Medanta Hospital in Gurugram, reported India Today.
The Thar was completely damaged in the accident. After receiving the information, the police reached the spot and launched an investigation into the accident.
The deceased, aged between 25 and 31, have been identified as as 25-year-old Pratishtha Mishra from UP's Raebareli, 30-year-old Aditya Pratap Singh from Agra, 31-year-old Gautam from Sonipat in Haryana, 26-year-old Lavanya Singh and Soni. The injured, 28-year-old Kapil Sharma is from UP's Bulandshahr.
According to the police, the people travelling in the Thar had visited a club named Ebola, where they consumed alcoholic drinks. The group left the club at around 4:15 am, shortly before the accident occurred.
