Tragic road accident in Maharashtra! 7 dead including MLA's son, PM Modi expressed grief
Tragic road accident in Maharashtra! 7 dead including MLA's son, PM Modi expressed grief
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Wardha: Recently a traumatic incident is coming to light from Maharashtra. In Maharashtra, seven medical students, including the MLA's son, have died in a major accident in Wardha. According to a police officer, seven students, including Avishthan Rahangdale, son of BJP MLA Vijay Rahangdale, died when a car fell off a bridge near Selsura at around 11.30 pm last night. They (the deceased) were on their way to Wardha. However, the police are yet to ascertain the cause of the accident. The police are currently investigating the case.

In fact, according to the news received, the case is 11.30 pm on Monday night. At the same time, it is being told that the speed of the students' car was fast and due to which car went uncontrollable, the accident took place near Selsura village. While the car suddenly fell down from the bridge of the river near the village, which led to the unfortunate death of the students, all the deceased students are students of Sangvi Meghe Medical College in Wardha district. The students were on their way to Wardha from Deoli and the accident took place on the way.

At the same time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed grief over the accident and announced a compensation of two lakh rupees to the next of kin of the deceased. A compensation of Rs 50,000 will be given to the injured. Wardha district SP Prashant Holkar said the car in which the deceased was travelling fell off the bridge on its way to Wardha. At the same time, an officer said that they were students of Savangi Medical College and were driving a Xylo car. The police are currently investigating.

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