Hyderabad: A young man without a helmet on a top-class BMW bike was killed and his brother, who drove it, was injured after their two-wheeled behind the car took U-turn at Madhapur on Saturday night.
Speeding up with bicycles is a possible cause.
While the cyclists survived because he was wearing a helmet, the carrier driver without it was not so lucky, the police said.
Chaitanya Verma (22), who died, and his brother Ganesh Raju (24), was a student from a business management scholar at various colleges.
They headed to the drive-in for dinner when the accident occurred at 6.45 a.m.
between Parvath Nagar and Nia Office.
“They began their journey from home and the accident occurred around km from the drive-in restaurant.
There is no fault of the driver of the car and it looks like the motorbike is speeding.
The bike is 500 cc,” said Sub-Inspector K Rajendra to Tii.
While Chaitanya was killed, Raju fled with a minor injury because he was wearing a helmet.
The brothers came from the East Godavari district at Andhra Pradesh and lived in Borabanda.
Based on complaints by the driver of the car, a case is registered against cyclists under the IPC part 304 a (negligence that causes death).
Hyderabad: Speed up the BMW motorbike crashes, leaves 1 dead
