Indore City Bus Hits Pedestrians At Rajwada, One Killed; Angry Crowd Smashes Windows
Indore PM Bus Service case (Madhya Pradesh): One person died, and two others were seriously injured after a city bus operating under the PM Bus Service struck three pedestrians in the Rajwada area of Indore on Sunday, September 27. The identities of all three had not been established when police provided the initial account. MG Road police station in-charge said the bus hit the pedestrians in the…
On Sunday, September 27, a city bus operated under the PM Bus Service struck three pedestrians in the Rajwada area of Indore, resulting in one fatality and two serious injuries. The identities of the deceased and injured individuals were not disclosed at the time of the initial police report. The MG Road police station confirmed the bus collided with the pedestrians in the busy Rajwada area, attributing the incident to the driver's negligence.
The precise sequence of events is still under investigation. Witnesses at the scene provided immediate assistance to the affected individuals, with all three pedestrians being transported to hospitals. One victim succumbed to their injuries at MY Hospital, while the other two continue to receive treatment for severe wounds. The accident triggered a furious response from the crowd present at Rajwada.
Members of the crowd, having helped passengers exit the bus, were reportedly seen throwing stones and bricks at the vehicle, causing extensive damage to its windows and overall structure. Police are actively working to identify the deceased and the two injured individuals, with their families to be notified once their identities are confirmed.
Currently, no names or additional identifying details are available. The health conditions of the two injured individuals were described as serious, but police did not disclose further medical information. It remains unclear if anyone inside the bus sustained injuries during the initial collision or the subsequent stone-throwing incident.
Police are conducting inquiries into both the circumstances surrounding the pedestrian strikes and the damage inflicted on the bus following the passengers' rescue. Further details are awaited. The driver and those responsible for damaging the bus have not yet been identified, and no action has been taken against them at this stage. Indore MGM College and MY Hospital workers protested over unpaid wages for two months.
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