MP’s Biaora Bus Horror Leaves 4 Dead, Karnataka Cyber Crime Inspector Among Victims
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Four people, including an inspector of Karnataka Police, died, and 12 were injured after a bus heading to Indore from Kanpur met with an accident on Biaora bridge of Rajgarh district on Friday morning, said police. The bus collided with the safety wall of Bhopal Bypass Bridge at Biaora at around 8.30 am. The bus went out of control on the curve of the bridge and collided…
On Friday morning, a bus traveling from Kanpur to Indore collided with a safety wall on the Biaora bridge in Rajgarh district, Madhya Pradesh, resulting in four deaths and 12 injuries, according to police reports. The accident occurred around 8:30 am when the bus lost control on the bridge's curve and struck the wall.
The four victims included an inspector of the Karnataka Police, Ravi K B, along with Bilal Ali from Bihar, Jyotiraditya Singh from Vijaywada, and the bus driver, Vikash Shukla from Uttar Pradesh. Inspector Ravi K B was assigned to the Cyber Crime Police Station in Bengaluru City's Southeast Division at the time of the incident. Additionally, the bus contained 12 passengers, five of whom suffered severe injuries and were subsequently transferred to Bhopal for further medical treatment.
Upon hearing about the incident, Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar expressed his condolences to the victim's families and the police department, stating that he shares their grief over losing a dedicated officer. Local authorities, alongside the police and administration team, managed to rescue the injured passengers from the accident site.
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