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Two held after shootout with UP police in connection with hit-and-run case

The collision led to the death of the e-rickshaw driver on the spot and left four passengers injured.

Published on: Aug 1, 2025, 09:36:17 IST
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Two men were arrested following a police encounter in connection with a hit-and-run incident that killed an e-rickshaw driver and injured four others in Uttar Pradesh's Deoria district, officials said.

The accused have been identified as Khurshid Shah of Kushinagar district, and Munab Ali of Gopalganj district in Bihar (PTI/Representational Image)
The accused have been identified as Khurshid Shah of Kushinagar district, and Munab Ali of Gopalganj district in Bihar (PTI/Representational Image)

According to Circle Officer (Salempur) Deepak Shukla, the incident occurred near Baruwadih village in the Bariyarpur police station area, where a pickup truck allegedly rammed into an e-rickshaw with the intent to kill.

The collision led to the death of the e-rickshaw driver on the spot and left four passengers injured.

The accused have been identified as Khurshid Shah of Kushinagar district, and Munab Ali of Gopalganj district in Bihar, Shukla said.

Following the incident, Bariyarpur police reached the scene, arrested the two suspects, and brought them to the local police station, where a case under BNS sections 103 (murder) and 109 (attempt to murder) was registered.

They were immediately taken to the district hospital in Deoria for treatment. Authorities said further legal proceedings are underway, he added.

 
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