The deceased was identified as Vansh Saini, a Class 4 student at a government school in Samlehri village and the nephew of local BJP leader Fakir Chand Saini. The boy was killed while a man was injured after their bike was allegedly hit by a car in Ambala’s Rampur village on Friday.
A nine-year-boy was killed while a man was injured after their bike was allegedly hit by a car in Ambala’s Rampur village on Friday. The deceased was identified as Vansh Saini, a Class 4 student at a government school in Samlehri village and the nephew of local BJP leader Fakir Chand Saini. The accident took place around 9 am when the boy was going to coaching and was given a lift by fellow villager, Ravi, on his bike. His father Shyam Lal told the police that Vansh had left for the coaching around 8.30 am and he was out to buy milk on Samlehri road. “When my son was riding with Ravi, a Yamunanagar-registered Hyundai Verna hit their bike from the right side and fled. I rushed to the spot and took both of them to civil hospital with the help of locals, where doctors declared my son dead,” the statement read. Police said that based on his complaint, a case was registered under Sections 279, 304-A and 337 of the IPC at Mahesh Nagar police station.
A nine-year-boy was killed while a man was injured after their bike was allegedly hit by a car in Ambala’s Rampur village on Friday (Getty Images/iStockphoto/ Representational image)
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