Woman, youngster killed in separate mishaps in Mohali
Mohali, Sept. 26 -- Two separate road crashes near court complexes in Kharar and Mohali left two people dead and two others injured within 24 hours.
In Kharar, a speeding school bus rammed into a scooter outside the court complex around 7.30am on Thursday, killing a young woman and injuring her friend. The deceased, Vanshika Sharma of Pathankot, suffered fatal head injuries, while her friend Abhishek, 42, a Merchant Navy employee who was home on leave, sustained injuries to his left leg and knee.
According to the complaint, Abhishek was riding his scooter (PB-70K-6414) with Sharma travelling pillion towards Pathankot from Kharar. When they reached the main gate of the court complex, Sharma asked him to stop so she could tie a scarf around her face. As Abhishek prepared to move again, a school bus bearing number PB-65Z-5363 approaching from the Kharar bus stand hit the scooter from behind.
The collision threw both riders onto the road. Sharma suffered severe head injuries and began bleeding, while Abhishek injured his lower limbs. Bystanders gathered at the spot, after which the bus driver, identified as Jaswinder Singh of Khanpur village, Kharar, took both injured persons to Kharar civil hospital in the bus. Doctors referred them to Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Sector 32, Chandigarh, where doctors declared Sharma brought dead.
In the second crash that occurred near the district administrative complex in Sector 76, Mohali, around 8.45pm, a Mahindra XUV-500 hit a motorcycle, killing one rider and injuring another. Police identified the deceased as Raj Babu, while his cousin, 25-year-old Ritman, suffered multiple injuries, including a fractured left leg.
In both cases, the drivers have been booked under Section 281 (rash driving), 125(a) (causing hurt by rash or negligent act), 106 (death by negligence) and 324(4) (mischief) of theBharatiya Nyaya Sanhita....
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