Agra: Four residents of Ghaziabad, including the wife and son of a retired Uttar Pradesh Cop, and the Agra-Noida bus driver, was killed after a collision between the bus and car at Yamuna Expressway near Milestone 71 in Naujheel.
Mathura on Friday morning.
The police said the accident took place at 4 am when a personal bus driver was empty on the way to Noida asleep and the vehicle jumped over the divider and collided with a car coming from the opposite direction.
Of the five car residents, four were killed in a place while someone was injured critically and was treated at a local hospital in Mathura, and then moved to Agra.
Police Supervisors (rustic) Shireesh Chandra said the deceased’s body was sent for postmortem and further investigation was underway.
The deceased has been identified as Shiv Sagar Yadav (27), his mother Premlala (55), Gaurav cousin (29) and brother’s friend of Mohinesh Ayaryan Chaudhary (22), who belonged to Ghaziabad and a resident of Balwant Singh, a Pinkot Pinjab population.
Mohiness is in the ICU from a private hospital in Agra.
Sa Sar Shiv Sagar, a resident of Govindpuram, told Ti that his brothers left Ghaziabad around 1:30 a.m.
and headed to Etawah to meet their relatives.
His father Ved Prakash Yadav, who retired from the police, strike after seeing his wife’s body and the oldest son at the postmortem house in Mathura.
Sandhya said that they had all celebrated Diwali together and then “Bhai” had asked his mother to accompany him to meet relatives in Etawah, where his married sister also lived.
“My brother completed the law and Mohinesh chasing graduation from Meerut University,” Sandhya said, who was studying in Allahabad and returning to celebrate Diwali.
Similar accidents in Yamuna Expressway took place in the past.
In February this year, seven people, including four family members from Haryana were killed when a oil tanker crashed into a divider and turned turtle after hitting the car in the Naujheel Mathura area.
Two years ago, an ambulance ambulance carrying the body from Jammu to Bihar about the divider and going to the other side and collided directly with a hatchback killing seven people – six family members and ambulance drivers on the same toll road near the Baldeo Mathura area.