Indore: This is the case of Thursday night, when two BSRTS ibus collided with each other. The collision was so strong that the driver of a bus was stuck in the bus itself. At the same time, Sumant Singh, a traffic police constable passing through the spot, took him out with the help of people. Immediately after this he was referred to the MY hospital. Some passengers have also suffered minor injuries in this accident.

The accident happened in Ibus Lane in front of the BJP office. A bus coming from GPO and other from Shivaji Vatika collided with each other. Number of Buses were MP 09 PA 0198 and MP 09 FA 6025. After the accident, the constable immediately jumped rallying and reached the bus. Passengers were also very nervous due to this loud collision. The bus gates were opened and the passengers were pulled out.

In this accident, driver Gajendra Singh resident Talawali Chanda's leg got stuck in the steering. At the same time, the steering was straightened with the help of people. After this, instead of waiting for an ambulance, he was taken to MY Hospital for treatment. Where his condition is said to be correct. According to eyewitnesses the speed of buses was very high. With which this incident has taken place. AICTSL technical team reached the spot as soon as the information was received. At the same time, buses have been removed with the help of cranes. After this incident, the footage of the cameras mounted on buses and BRTS have been removed. After the accident, the management has ordered an inquiry into the matter.

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