Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A man aged 46 died and his friend was injured in a road accident on Saturday in the Lasudia police station area. The incident occurred near Lasudia Mori, Dewas Naka while they were on their way to work. Both individuals were taken to the hospital, but sadly one of them could not be saved. The driver of the dumper involved in the accident fled the scene, leaving his vehicle behind. The police are currently investigating the case and have taken possession of the dumper.
The deceased has been identified as Komal Prasad Thakur, a resident of Vaibhavlaxmi Nagar in Balaghat. His injured friend is named Badrilal, who suffered injuries to his head and hand. The police have launched an investigation into the incident and have gathered statements from family members. They have also seized the dumper and sent the body of the deceased for autopsy. The police will use the dumper’s registration number to gather information about the driver, who is currently at large.
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In another incident, supporters of different political parties caused a major traffic jam on AB Road, near Shivaji Vatika Square to GPO Square, on Sunday. The congestion was a result of the gathering of political party supporters at Nehru Stadium, where the counting of votes for the assembly election was taking place. Throughout the day, large crowds of both BJP and Congress supporters had been accumulating near the stadium. This caused inconvenience to vehicle riders, as people were standing on the road and sitting on the footpath.
As the BJP party office is located in front of Nehru Stadium, party workers began celebrating their victory with candidates on the road, leading to further traffic congestion. Traffic police were deployed to manage the situation and ensure that commuters did not have to wait for extended periods of time. One stretch of the road was barricaded, allowing only two-wheelers to pass through, while four-wheelers were diverted to an alternative route. Some enthusiastic BJP supporters even climbed over the divider, causing difficulties for i-Buses to navigate properly.
