Hyderabad Metro Tragedy Claims Two Lives
In a heartbreaking incident that unfolded late Saturday night, two close friends lost their lives when their motorcycle collided with a Metro pillar in Hyderabad's Saroornagar area. The victims, both aged 32, succumbed to grievous injuries sustained in the devastating crash near Victoria Memorial Metro station.
The Fatal Night: Timeline of Events
The tragic sequence of events began around 8 PM on Saturday when G Madhu, a resident of Mohan Nagar, left his home informing family members that he was going to meet his friend Harish. As midnight approached and Madhu hadn't returned, concerned family members reached out to check on his whereabouts.
"When I called him around midnight, he assured me he was with Harish and some other friends and asked us not to worry and go to sleep," recounted Madhu's family in their police complaint. This would be the last conversation they would have with their loved one.
The devastating news arrived around 6 AM on Sunday when police contacted the family to inform them about the fatal accident that claimed both Madhu and Harish's lives.
Investigation and Aftermath
According to the Saroornagar police investigation, Harish, a resident of Kothapet, was riding the motorcycle while Madhu occupied the pillion seat. The exact circumstances leading to the collision remain under investigation, with authorities working to determine the duo's destination and the factors that caused them to ram into the Metro pillar.
The bodies of both victims have been sent for postmortem examination as part of standard procedure following fatal accidents. Police are piecing together the final moments of the two friends and examining whether any external factors contributed to the tragic outcome.
This incident marks another somber addition to Hyderabad's road accident statistics, highlighting the continuing need for road safety awareness and precautions, particularly during nighttime travel.
