Tragedy Strikes Dwarka: Three-Year-Old Boy Loses Life in Horrific Road Accident
A devastating road accident in Delhi's Dwarka area has claimed the life of a three-year-old boy and left his father injured. The tragic incident occurred on Saturday night near a power station in Sector 16B, sending shockwaves through the community.
The Fateful Night: How the Accident Unfolded
Vishnu, the father, was riding his motorcycle with his young son positioned in front of him near the handlebars when tragedy struck. According to Delhi Police officials, a Maruti Eeco van allegedly collided with their bike from behind, causing both father and son to be thrown from the vehicle.
Emergency services rushed the injured pair to Indira Gandhi Hospital, where medical professionals declared the three-year-old boy dead upon arrival. The child had sustained critical injuries in the impact that proved fatal. His father Vishnu received treatment for his injuries and remains under medical supervision.
Immediate Aftermath and Police Response
The Dwarka North police station received information about the accident and promptly dispatched officers to the scene. When authorities arrived, they encountered a disturbing situation where several bystanders were physically assaulting a man identified as Deepak, the 27-year-old driver of the van involved in the collision.
Police officials confirmed they apprehended the accused driver and are currently investigating whether alcohol played a role in the tragedy. "We are awaiting the medical report to confirm whether he was drunk or not at the time of the accident," stated a police representative.
Legal Action and Investigation Progress
The crime investigation team conducted a thorough inspection of the accident site, collecting evidence and documenting the scene. Authorities have seized both vehicles involved in the collision under Section 105 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS).
Based on initial information, medical-legal certificates, and scene inspection findings, police have registered a case under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including:
- Section 106(1) - Death by negligence
- Section 125(A) - Rash act endangering life
- Section 281 - Rash driving
The investigation continues as authorities piece together the exact sequence of events that led to this heartbreaking loss of a young life. The incident has once again raised serious concerns about road safety and enforcement of traffic regulations in the national capital.
