Three die in separate road accidents in Khagaria
Police said a couple died on the spot when a sand-laden truck rammed into a house between Sonbarsa Ghat and BP Mandal Setu, popularly known as Dumri bridge, over the Bagmati river on NH-107 under Chautham police station area of the district.
SHO, Chautham police station, Ajit Kumar, said the deceased were identified as Ramavtar Muni (51), a daily wage worker and his wife Sarojini (41), residents of Sonbarsa village under the same police station. The driver, taking advantage of the darkness, managed to escape from the accident spot. Police said the bodies were sent to the sadar hospital for postmortem.
The deceased left behind six minor children, including two daughters and four sons. Amrit Raj, a social activist, said that there was no one to take care of the children.
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In another incident, a motorcyclist was killed while the pillion rider was critically injured when their bike met with an accident on the Aguwani-Gogri-Narainpur (GN) embankment near Bharatkhand Chowk under Bharatkhand police outpost.
SHO, Bharatkhand police outpost, Raushan Kumar, said the deceased was identified as Sudarshan Kumar (19), son of Mritunjay Chowdhary, a native of Mathurapur village under the same police station. Amit Kumar, the pillion rider who sustained critical injuries, was rushed to Bhagalpur-based JLNMCH, police said.
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