Nagaur, March 11: Tragedy struck Rajasthan early Tuesday morning as a Volvo bus carrying students from National Law University, Jodhpur (NLU Jodhpur), overturned near Lal Das Maharaj Dham in Nagaur, resulting in the death of three students and injuries to over 24 others.
In a separate accident on Bikaner Road, a high-speed car overturned near Barani, leading to the death of four youths and leaving two others critically injured.
🚍 Fatal Bus Accident in Nagaur: 3 Students Killed, 24+ Injured
According to Surpaliya police station in-charge Siyarama, the Chandigarh-to-Jodhpur Volvo bus collided with a trailer near Burdi Phanta, causing it to overturn due to the impact of the high-speed crash.
✔️ Deceased Students Identified:
- Harshit (Jodhpur)
- Aarushi (Jodhpur)
- Aarav (Jodhpur)
✔️ All were students of National Law University, Jodhpur.
✔️ Injured Students: Over 24 students sustained serious injuries and were immediately rushed to Nagaur’s JLN Hospital for emergency treatment.
Authorities and rescue teams were quick to respond, ensuring medical aid and evacuation of the injured students.
🚗 High-Speed Car Crash Near Barani Claims Four Lives
In another devastating accident late Monday night, a speeding car lost control and overturned near Barani on Bikaner Road, leading to the tragic death of four young men.
✔️ Victims Identified:
- Sushil Jat (30) – Resident of Barani
- Mehram Jat (25)
- Mahendra Jat (32)
- Reventaram Jat (32)
✔️ Critically Injured Survivors:
- Mahendra (25), son of Nenarama Jat
- Dinesh (25), son of Mangilal
✔️ Both were seriously injured and have been referred to Jodhpur for advanced medical treatment.
Preliminary investigations suggest high speed and loss of control as possible causes of the accident.
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