Jaipur/Churu, Oct. 25 -- Six people, including five members of a family were killed when their car rammed into the rear of a truck in Rajasthan's Churu district, police said, adding that an infant girl was seriously injured and taken to hospital. The family, from Somsisar village in Taranagar, was travelling to a temple in Gogamedi when the accident occurred near Nyagli village in the district's Sadulpur area. Police identified the deceased as Bhanwar Lal Sharma (60), his wife Mahendra Devi (55), Kavita (28), wife of Sandeep, Yashoda (34), wife of Sanjay, Kavita's four-month-old son, and driver Mangilal Nai (31). The injured girl is Yashoda's daughter. "A family from Somsisar village was travelling in a car to visit a temple of their family deity when the vehicle collided with a trolley near Nyagli village. Five people died on the spot, while a child succumbed to injuries during treatment," said a sub-inspector at Sadulpur police station, Satyaprakash Jangid. "The car was badly damaged. The cause of the accident is being investigated," he added. The impact crushed the front portion of the car. Residents rushed to help the occupants after hearing the crash and alerted police. Additional superintendent of police Richpal Singh and station house officer Rajesh Kumar Sihag reached the spot with a police team and inspected the scene. The bodies were taken to the mortuary at the Government Sub-District Hospital. According to preliminary information provided by police, the truck driver fled after the collision. Police are searching for him....