Jaipur: Three people were killed and six injured in a road accident on the Delhi-Mumbai Express Highway in Rajasthan's Dausa district. Police gave this information on Sunday.
Police said that the victims were going from Ahmedabad to Haridwar in a car.
According to Bandikui Station House Officer (SHO) Surendra Malik, the car was speeding on the highway and hit the cow when it hit the divider.
When the occupants of the car got down to assess the damage to the vehicle, a truck coming from behind hit their vehicle and another truck ran over them.
Police said that the accident happened on Sunday morning near Unnabada village of Bandikui in Dausa district.
Ahmedabad resident Hansmukh (32), his wife Seema (30) and his relative Mohanlal (55) died on the spot in the accident, while Hansmukh's sister Neeta (32), Neelam (26) and driver Dinesh (30) are in critical condition. Was seriously injured. Police said.
Another relative of Hansmukh, Kirit Bhai, and two children aged two and three years suffered minor injuries in the incident, he said.
Police said that the victims were going from Ahmedabad to Haridwar in a car.
According to Bandikui Station House Officer (SHO) Surendra Malik, the car was speeding on the highway and hit the cow when it hit the divider.
When the occupants of the car got down to assess the damage to the vehicle, a truck coming from behind hit their vehicle and another truck ran over them.
Police said that the accident happened on Sunday morning near Unnabada village of Bandikui in Dausa district.
Ahmedabad resident Hansmukh (32), his wife Seema (30) and his relative Mohanlal (55) died on the spot in the accident, while Hansmukh's sister Neeta (32), Neelam (26) and driver Dinesh (30) are in critical condition. Was seriously injured. Police said.
Another relative of Hansmukh, Kirit Bhai, and two children aged two and three years suffered minor injuries in the incident, he said.
