Bengaluru: A shocking incident has come to light from Bengaluru in Karnataka. A girl going on the road here was crushed by a crane coming from behind. She was admitted to the hospital in a serious condition. Where she died during the treatment. The tragic incident, which took place on Wednesday afternoon, was captured on CCTV installed there.

According to the news received, there is a private college in the Whitefield police station area. Noor Pija, a 19-year-old student from this college, was pursuing graduation. She was returning home after finishing college. Noor, who was going alone, was walking along the road. A crane is seen coming behind Noor, who is just a short distance away from the college. Before anyone can do anything, the thick wheels of the crane went over Noor. The driver of the incident stops the crane. People present nearby rush to Noor. Noor suffers serious injuries in her body as such a heavy vehicle over her. She is immediately admitted to the hospital. But after fighting for life for 2 days, she died.

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Doctors said Noor had sustained very serious injuries. The internal organs of her body were very badly injured. After Noor's death, the Whitefield traffic police station registered a case. After the same incident came to light, the local people made serious allegations against the administration and the college people. He says that due to the college, there is always a crowd of children here. But there is not a single speed breaker on this road. High-speed vehicles leave throughout the day. At the same time, people said that the college owner has occupied government land. Because of this, there is no place left for the footpath. Our demand is that the college return the land and a footpath should be constructed here as soon as possible.

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