Two elderly men killed in crash
Indore: Two elderly men were killed after being hit by an unidentified vehicle in Shajapur district on Saturday night.The accident took place on Bhainswa Road along the Sarangpur route when the duo, Premnarayan Bhandari (64) and Brahm Swaroop Nagar (60), was heading towards Bhatkhedi on a motorcycle to attend a wedding ceremony.
Both were residents of Panda village in Rajgarh district. When they reached Bhainswa Road they stopped on roadside. Suddenly, an unidentified vehicle struck them, causing severe injuries. They were immediately rushed to Community Health Centre in Sarangpur for initial treatment. Due to the seriousness of their condition, both were referred to Shajapur district hospital.According to reports, the victims were brought to the district hospital between 10pm and 11pm on Saturday night, where doctors declared them dead on arrival. As of now, the vehicle involved in the collision has not been identified.Sub-inspector Babulal Dabi from the hospital police outpost stated that the bodies were handed over to their family members after a postmortem examination. The case has been forwarded to the police station concerned for further investigation.
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