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Time of India
7 days ago
- Time of India
NEET aspirant killed, three injured as bikes collide
Indore: A NEET aspirant was killed and three persons were injured when two motorcycles collided in the Merod area under Tejaji Nagar police station early Thursday morning. According to Tejaji Nagar police station in-charge Devendra Markam, Ashok Solanki, a resident of Khandwa Naka, was out at around 3 am with Govind Badol, a resident of Chachariya village, Gokul Baghel, and Motilal Barde, all riding on two bikes. The group split and began racing when both bikes collided. All riders fell on the road and received severe injuries. Ashok was rushed to MY Hospital where he succumbed during treatment. The other three are currently being treated at a private hospital. Ashok, originally from Barwani, lived in Indore for the past two years, preparing for NEET. He belonged to a farming family and had lost his father during Covid-19 pandemic. Police officials said that initial findings suggest reckless racing as the cause of crash, and further investigation was underway to determine the exact sequence of events. Ashok's body was handed over to the family members after a postmortem examination, and police were in the process of recording statements of the injured and checking CCTV footage of the nearby area.
Time of India
01-07-2025
- Time of India
Two students killed, three injured in late night car accident
Indore: Two engineering students were killed and three others seriously injured after their four-wheeler lost control and rammed into a divider before overturning by the roadside in Tejaji Nagar late on Monday night. All the victims were friends who were out for a drive when the accident took place. All five students were residents of Dhapla village near Maheshwar and were staying in Indore for their studies. Tejaji Nagar police station in-charge Devendra Markam said that it seems the car involved in the crash was being driven at high speed when it went out of control, hit the divider near the bridge, and overturned. "It is, however, not clear how it happened as no other vehicle was seen nearby. We are checking the CCTV footage of the highway and the dhabas nearby to ascertain what happened," said Markam. He said that the deceased were identified as Dheeraj Patidar, 20, son of Kishore Patidar, a resident of Dhapla village, and Dhruv Patidar, son of Daluram Patidar from Dhargav, Mandleshwar. Both were pursuing BTech from an engineering college in Indore and were living in a rented flat in Radio Colony. The injured students have been identified as Hemant Patidar, Aditya, and Yashraj. Hemant is pursuing a BSc. All three were rushed to different hospitals for treatment. Markam said that after receiving information, they rushed to the spot but found the bodies of both students inside. "The others were not there. Maybe they were rushed to the hospital by some passersby. The family members have refused to give a statement currently," he said. Initial police investigation revealed that Dheeraj brought the car. The group of friends went out for a late-night drive around the city when the accident took place. Upon receiving information, the police reached the spot and arranged for ambulances to transport the injured to hospitals. The families of the deceased and injured students in Mandleshwar have been informed. CCTV footage from the area is being reviewed to ascertain the exact cause of the crash. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Doctor's Day 2025 , messages and quotes!
