Ludhiana: The day after three young men died when their car fell into the Sidhwan canal, the police, on Monday, ordered a hatchback driver – which was reported to cause an accident – to drive and cause death.
Youth friend, Rahul, 20, from Gurdaspur, had escaped with no hurt when he jumped out of the car before falling in the body of the water.
Rahul told the police that hatchback, who was in front of them, suddenly took turns.
“As a result, our car hit it, out of control and fall to the canal,” he said.
ASI Baljinder Singh said, “Hatchback (PB 10 GS 7554) is owned by Advocate Parveen Jindal.
It has not been confirmed if he drives at the time.
It has been confiscated.” FIR has been submitted under Section 279 (rash driving), 304-A ( Causing deaths from negligence) and 427 (damage causes damage to the number of fifty rupees) from the IPC.
On that day, the autopsy of the three deceased, pahul, Prabhjot and Tiksha, was carried out.
Tiksha’s father Brijesh Siani said his daughter dreamed of being a scientist.
About one and a half months ago, he came to an internship at Icar at Punjab Agricultural University.
Father Pahul Jatinder Singh, Subable of the Army posted in Jammu & Kashmir, “Pahul has celebrated his 19th birthday last month.
He studied for Ielt to go abroad.” Grandpa Prabhjot Joginder Singh said, “Father and brother -Whill prabhjot settled in Italy.
Prabhjot and his mother recently got a visa and went there after one and a half months.
Prabhjot and Pahul are friends and leave the house that they will go to Ludhiana to shop.
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