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Four UP cops, driver killed in accident on KMP Expressway in Haryana

Gurugram, May 5 (PTI): Four Uttar Pradesh Police personnel heading for an investigation in Punjab and a driver were killed when their SUV lost control and crashed into another vehicle on the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway in Haryana’s Nuh district on Tuesday morning, officials said.

The accident took place around 10.10 am near the Dhulawat toll plaza.

According to officials, the deceased policemen were identified as Sub-Inspector Mohit Kumar Yadav (32), a resident of Adampur in Kannauj district; Sub-Inspector Satyabhan Singh (59), a resident of Alipur in Kasganj district; Constable Ashok Kumar (28), a resident of Byoja in Banda district; and Constable Praveen Kumar (30), a resident of Ambedkar Nagar in Raebareli district.

Both the sub-inspectors and Constable Ashok Kumar were posted in Orai Kotwali police station in Jalaun district, while Constable Praveen Kumar was posted in the district’s police surveillance staff unit.

The fifth deceased was identified as Amrik Singh (45), the driver of the black Mahindra Scorpio. He belonged to Jogia Patti in Punjab’s Sangrur district.

Officials said the policemen were reportedly heading to Palwal in Punjab to investigate a case.

According to eyewitnesses, near the toll plaza, the Scorpio driver attempted to overtake a vehicle but lost control due to speeding, and rammed into another vehicle ahead.

The impact of the collision was so severe that the SUV was instantly mangled, and all its occupants died on the spot.

Police said the bodies were trapped inside the wreckage and had to be extricated with considerable effort.

“Four policemen of Uttar Pradesh Police and a driver were killed in the accident. We have kept all the bodies in the mortuary. The SP of Jalaun district has also been informed. A case has been registered,” said Inspector Shish Ram Yadav, station house officer of Tauru Sadar police station, under whose jurisdiction the accident happened. PTI COR RUK RUK

(This story is published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. No editing has been done in the headline or the body by ABP Live.)

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