Kolkata: 51-year-old professor who rode a motorcycle was destroyed to death near his house on Monday morning, when a former police officer, who was studying driving, destroying his car into him.
The victim, Sunil Kumar Garai, a professor at a research institute, returned from the new Garar Market when the accident lasted around 8.50 in the morning at the New Garar Cooperative Road under the Pancasayar Police Station.
Pedestrians called the police and took the Garai to the Peerless Hospital, where he was declared died around 9.05 in the morning.
Local residents claimed the defendant, a former middle-level police officer had panicked when he saw the two wheels of Garai in front of his car.
The police added that the former police officer, in his confusion, seemed to have pressed the accelerator instead of the brakes.
They investigated whether he had a student license or whether a coach sat next to him at the time of the incident.
Garai, police said, did not wear a helmet.
The driver has been arrested.
Contact said Garai worked in Visakhapatnam and had returned to Kolkata almost three days ago.
“His family arrived here on Sunday and he went to buy fish and vegetables from the market.
He returned home with a bicycle when the car hit him from behind.
In his impact, Garai fell to the ground and the driver, in his efforts to speed up, gave him.
He was destroyed Tree.
Garai’s head is trapped between the Grille Engine and Mudguard.
He was very bloody when I managed to pull it out and call the police.
The police told us not to wait.
When I could arrange a pedicab and bring him to the hospital, my clothes soaked in the blood.
I know there is little chance to save him, “said Sk Rehman, who has a tea shop.
A place of accident away from the road.
“We have registered a case for death due to negligent rash and driving.
We may slap part 3 (i) / 181 from the ACT of motorized vehicles,” said an investigation.
“The MV ACT section was slapped when the defendant did not bring a SIM to him, not even a student license.
It can withdraw penalties for the owner too,” said a legal expert.
DC (traffic) Arijit Sinha said the FSTP would check whether other parts needed to add.
This is a fourth accident in a pandemic caused by negligent control by a beginner.
Last year, someone learned to drive a fatal hit a woman on Jalan Panditiya.
This year in June, a 74-year-old child died in the same way near Jodhpur Park.
“It’s a problem when people drive before being trained.
The only way to track them is to check everyone’s license, but it is impossible,” said a traffic officer Lalbazar.