Through PTI
WARDHA: Seven MBBS scholars, together with the son of an MLA, had been killed in Wardha district of Maharashtra when the auto they had been travelling in fell off a bridge, police mentioned on Tuesday.
An legit mentioned the entire seven, who hailed from 4 states, together with Maharashtra, died at the spot within the twist of fate which came about round 11.30 pm on Monday close to Selsura village in Wardha district, 77km clear of Nagpur, in east Maharashtra.
One in all them, Avishkar Rahangdale, used to be the son of Tirora (Gondia district) BJP MLA Vijay Rahangdale.
He used to be a first-year MBBS pupil of the Jawaharlal Nehru Clinical Faculty at Sawangi (Meghe) in Wardha.
Police mentioned the SUV used to be being pushed via probably the most scholars and the entire sufferers had been getting back from neighbouring Yavatmal district after celebrating the birthday of a pupil.
Because of the have an effect on of the crash, the SUV used to be decreased to pulp.
All of the deceased had been scholars of the Jawaharlal Nehru Clinical Faculty, OSD of the Datta Meghe Institute of Clinical Sciences Dr Abhyuday Meghe instructed PTI.
“Probably the most deceased scholars used to be a scientific intern. Of the remainder six, two every had been learning within the ultimate yr, 3rd yr and primary yr,” he mentioned.
The opposite six deceased had been recognized via the police as Niraj Chauhan, who hailed from Daudpur in Gorakhpur, Pratyush Singh, Shubham Jaiswal from Chandauli (Uttar Pradesh), Vivek Nandan and Pawan Shakti (each from Gaya in Bihar), and Niteesh Kumar Singh from Belapur in Odisha.
Police officer Sawangi Babasaheb Thorat knowledgeable that the ill-fated SUV belonged to Niteesh Singh, the scientific intern who used to be additionally riding the auto.
Police reached the twist of fate spot round middle of the night, he mentioned, including the sufferers had been getting back from Yavatmal after celebrating the birthday of probably the most deceased, Pawan Shakti.
Thorat mentioned the reason for the twist of fate used to be being investigated.
In the meantime, the frame of Avishkar Rahangdale used to be passed over to his circle of relatives.
The opposite our bodies had been passed over to the school government as members of the family of the deceased, who hailed from other states, had been but to achieve Wardha to gather them.
Leader Minister Uddhav Thackeray expressed grief over the lack of lives within the twist of fate.
“The passing away of such promising youths could be very unlucky and a large loss to their households,” mentioned the CM in his condolence message.