Sindri: Additional Judge Judicial (ADJ-8) Dhanbad, Uttam Anand, died in an accident on the road on Wednesday morning.
After the incident, the Dhanbad Bar Association was abstained from the judicial work for that day to lament Anand’s death.
Anand reportedly left the house of the judge’s colony for a morning walk around 5am.
Just a few minutes later, a vehicle that quickly hit him a few meters from Randhir Verma field on the main road.
People who passed – by taking ADJ were seriously injured to Medical Medical Hospital Mahto Shahid Nirmal, where the doctors stated he was taken dead.
For some time, Anand’s identity cannot be ascertained.
But when his family members began to look for it and notify the police and news about the death of a person in an accident on the road reaching them, Anand’s bodyguards went to the hospital and identified him.
The main district and Judge of RAM Sharma, District and Judge Session Arvind Kumar Pandey, Head of Judge Judicial Arjun Sao and other justice officials visited the hospital after obtaining Anand’s death information.
Dhanbad SSP Sanjiv Kumar said that it emerged from CCTV footage which was taken by the speeding auto.
“We still see this problem,” he added.
The CCTV recording was intended from the incident, which began to do social media rounds at night, showing that auto with two passengers on the ship suddenly went out and ran out of behind when he walked on the side of the road.
While the recording raises suspicion, Dhanbad SSP said the police had not received formal complaints from the family.
In Ranchi, the Jharkhand High Court took Suo Motu’s awareness of the incident.
Anand heard the murder of Ranjay Singh’s sensitive, which is a close confidante from the former Jharia MLA Sanjiv Singh.
He denied the guarantee to Ravi Thakur, a student from the famous shooter Abhinaav Singh and Safe Singh, just three days ago.
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