A tragic late-night collision between a car and a motorcycle on Outer Delhi's Bawana Road claimed the lives of two young friends and left six other people injured. The devastating incident has cast a pall over the Rohini neighbourhood.
Details of the Fatal Collision
The accident occurred at approximately 11:43 PM on Friday night. According to the police, a car travelling from the Bawana side collided with a motorcycle that was carrying two riders. The impact of the crash was severe, resulting in immediate fatalities and injuries.
The victims on the motorcycle were identified as Yashodan and Ansh (18). Both were residents of Rohini and were reportedly on their way to attend a marriage function when the tragedy struck. A police officer confirmed the grim news, stating, "Both were declared dead."
Injured Driver and Legal Action
The car involved in the collision was being driven by Akash (22). Police reports indicate that Akash was returning from a family function at the time of the accident. He sustained injuries in the crash and was subsequently referred to RML Hospital for medical treatment.
In the aftermath, the local authorities have taken swift legal action. A case has been registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The investigation into the exact circumstances and cause of the collision is ongoing, as police work to piece together the final moments leading up to the crash.
A Community in Mourning
This incident highlights the persistent issue of road safety in the national capital region. The loss of two young lives, cut short while en route to a celebration, has left the local community in shock and mourning. Such accidents on Delhi's roads continue to raise serious concerns about traffic discipline, speeding, and nighttime driving risks.
The injured parties are currently receiving medical care, while families of the deceased grapple with an irreplaceable loss. The police are likely to examine all factors, including vehicle speed and driver condition, as part of their standard investigative procedure following a fatal road accident.
