Jalandhar, Nov. 2 -- Two teenagers, Divit Aulack, 18, and Aarav Talwar, 19, both residents of Jalandhar city, were killed and three others suffered minor injuries when their car rammed into a municipal corporation tractor- trailer engaged in garbage collection on the BMC Chowk flyover around 3 am, police said. The Volkswagen sedan carried five occupants, and the group was returning to Jalandhar after celebrating a friend's birthday. Medical staff discharged the three injured after treatment. Divit was the son of Dinesh Aulack, founder of Punjabi music label Speed Records, while Aarav's family owns multiple sweet shop outlets in Jalandhar. Baradari station house officer Sahil Chaudhary said the police control room received information around 3am and teams were immediately rushed to the spot. "Both the critically injured victims were rushed to the nearby hospital, where the doctors declared them brought dead," he said. The SHO said a preliminary investigation revealed that the car rammed into a municipal corporation tractor- trailer lifting garbage from the road. "The bodies of both the victims were handed over to their families, who refused to file a complaint in this matter," he said....