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Student's Tragic Road Death After Wrong-Way Rider Collision
9 Nov
Summary
- A 21-year-old engineering student died in a Nallakunta road accident.
- The accident involved a scooter, an RTC bus, and a wrong-way rider.
- Police registered a case against the two-wheeler rider and bus driver.
A devastating road accident in Nallakunta resulted in the death of Sk Aisha Musfira, a 21-year-old engineering student from Osmania University. The incident occurred on Monday morning as Aisha and her father, Md Areef, were commuting to the OU campus from their residence.
Near the Fever Hospital traffic signal, a two-wheeler traveling on the wrong side of the road forced Md Areef to brake suddenly. This sudden maneuver caused their scooter to lose balance, and both occupants fell. Tragically, an RTC bus following behind ran over Aisha, who had fallen to the right of the scooter. Her father, who fell to the left, escaped with only a minor injury.
Following a complaint filed by Md Areef, the Nallakunta police have registered a case against the rider of the two-wheeler and the driver of the RTC bus. They are being investigated under Section 106 (1) of the BNS for causing death due to negligence, along with relevant provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act. Aisha's body has been sent for an autopsy.
