Fatal Crash Near Ram Lakhan Singh College in the Early Hours of Morning
Ranchi, March 11 – A horrific road accident in Ranchi’s Sadar police station area left three people dead and four seriously injured after a Scorpio SUV crashed into a stationary truck near Ram Lakhan Singh College at around 3 AM on Tuesday.
The deceased have been identified as:
✔ Sujit Sinku
✔ Prithvi Sahdev
✔ Agni Besra
All three were residents of Jamshedpur and were reportedly traveling from Jamshedpur when the tragic incident occurred.
Scorpio Completely Wrecked After Violent Collision
According to initial reports, the Scorpio rammed into the rear of a parked truck, causing catastrophic damage to the vehicle. The impact was so severe that the SUV was completely mangled, making it extremely difficult to rescue the victims.
Following the crash, local residents and police immediately launched rescue operations. After significant efforts, the injured passengers were pulled out and rushed to the hospital for urgent medical attention.
Police Investigation Underway
Sadar police station in-charge Kuldeep Kumar confirmed that three people lost their lives on the spot, while four others sustained critical injuries.
The bodies of the deceased have been sent to RIMS (Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences) for post-mortem examination, and further investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause of the accident.
Rising Concern Over Road Safety
This fatal crash adds to the growing concern over road safety and reckless driving in Jharkhand. High-speed accidents, particularly those involving stationary vehicles on highways, have been a major cause of fatalities in recent years.
Authorities are urging motorists to exercise caution, follow speed limits, and remain alert on highways, especially during late-night and early-morning travel when visibility is low.
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