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8 killed as Indore-bound bus collides with trailer truck on Delhi-Mumbai expressway

Dausa district collector Saumya Jha said around 37 passengers were on the bus, and prima facie, the driver lost control

Updated on: Jul 1, 2026, 11:27:45 IST
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Eight passengers were killed, and 11 were injured when a bus on its way from Rishikesh in Uttarakhand to Madhya Pradesh’s Indore collided with a trailer truck and caught fire on the Delhi-Mumbai expressway in Rajasthan’s Dausa around 3:30am on Wednesday.

There were around 37 passengers on the bus, and prima facie, the driver lost control, hit the trailer, and the bus caught fire. (HT/Sachin Saini)
There were around 37 passengers on the bus, and prima facie, the driver lost control, hit the trailer, and the bus caught fire. (HT/Sachin Saini)

Dausa district collector Saumya Jha said there were around 37 passengers on the bus, and prima facie, the driver lost control, hit the trailer, and the bus caught fire. Jha added that around 25 passengers were rescued safely.

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“We have issued a helpline number to inform family members of the deceased while the bodies have not yet been identified,” Jha said.

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He added that one injured passenger was referred to Jaipur in a critical condition. Police said the passengers mostly belong to Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

 
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