Phulwari Sharif:The father-son returning home from Scooty carrying the contents of the Satyanarayana Puja died in an accident. This led to the death of the scooter-driven son and minor injuries to the father. The father and son were rushed to the hospital, where doctors declared the son dead, while the father's condition is stated to be out of danger. The incident happened at 8 am on Phulwari Sharif Khagaul main road on Saturday.

According to the information received, Ramesh Kumar Yadav, a resident of Challakuan, lives in the street in front of the Nalanda Biscuits Factory with the family. At the turn of the lane, Ramesh's cement ballast is a sand rod shop. His son Abhishek alias Mukesh Kumar is a software engineer in Madurai and his marriage was scheduled on 25 February. It is also being said that on 23 February 2020, the procession was going to Ghaziabad by vehicle and its family was fully prepared. Mangal song and music programs were going on in the house and in this episode, the story of Lord Satyanarayana was organized in the evening. Father-son came out of Scooty to take the same material.

 It has been learned that according to eyewitnesses, the speeding truck going towards Khagaul was hit near the turn of the street. This led to Mukesh falling to the other side and the wheel of the truck escaped, crushing his body. The father fell on the other side and he got injuries in the leg. At the same time, when the people of the house came to know about this, there was chaos. Suresh, the uncle of the deceased, told that he had returned from Chennai two days ago for marriage. His middle brother Ashish is also an engineer in Bengaluru. The third youngest brother Shani Kumar is studying medical from Darbhanga. Neetu and Neelu, two sisters, also have a bad health.

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