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Caught On Cam: Retired Army Captain Mowed Down, Dragged By Speeding Car In Jaipur

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The retired army officer was struck by a speeding car from behind, after which he was dragged to several feet in Jaipur.

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Ex-Army officer mowed down by car in Jaipur (Photo: PTI)

Ex-Army officer mowed down by car in Jaipur (Photo: PTI)

In a horrific incident caught on camera, a retired Indian Army Captain was mowed down and dragged for nearly 10 feet by a four-wheeler in Rajasthan’s Jaipur.

He got stuck under the front left wheel of the car after being hit, causing his death. The former army officer was identified as Narsaram Jajra.

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The incident took place on August 15 morning when he was en route to Chitrakoot Stadium on his bicycle. As he was riding on the left side of the road, a car rammed him from behind and crushed him to death on the spot. The car fled from the crime scene. The incident was caught on CCTV camera.

According to officials, the car was being driven by a woman who was identified based on the CCTV footage. Her child was reportedly sitting in the passenger seat, India Today reported.

The police registered a case; however, she has yet to be arrested.

Nearly two weeks ago, a 15-year-old boy was killed when the bike he was riding on as a passenger was hit by a truck near Nai Mata Temple in Jaipur. The boy, Safan Baig, died on the spot, while his cousin, who was with him, was injured in the incident.

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