Car plunges into 250 feet gorge from Harsh Parvat
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Jhunjhunu: Two persons died while one was injured when a car fell into a 250 feet deep gorge near watchtower at Harsh Parvat in Sikar late Sunday night.
Jeenmata police station officer Dilip Singh said that Devang alias Harshit Sharma (22) from Sodala, Jaipur, and Chhaya Anmol (32) from Mumbai died in the accident due to severe head injuries while a woman from Delhi was injured and is receiving treatment at the SK Hospital, Sikar.
ASI Ghisa Lal stated that Devang's father, Kajodmal, filed a report mentioning that Devang left saying that he was going to Gurgaon for Raksha Bandhan. Sunday morning, he said he would leave from Delhi and return home by night, but his call didn't connect that night. Monday morning, they received news of his car falling into the gorge.
Officer Singh mentioned that Devang and Chhaya were friends while injured woman was Chhaya's friend who came without informing her family. Devang was a social media influencer with about 1,50,000 followers on his social media page.
After post-mortem bodies were given to family and investigation is underway.
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