“Two Men Killed in Unnao District Accident: Azad (21) and Mohd Saif (24) Identified as Deceased”

Accident – death – Obituary News : Kanpur: Two individuals tragically lost their lives in a devastating road accident that occurred late Tuesday night near Tribhuvan Kheda village in Unnao district. The victims, identified as Azad (21) from Jajmau and Mohd Saif (24) from Gwaltoli area in Kanpur, were riding on a motorcycle when an unidentified vehicle collided with their two-wheeler. The collision caused both riders to fall off the bike, resulting in their immediate demise.

According to the police, the incident took place close to Jajmau police out-post, as the two young men were heading home to Kanpur. The reckless collision from the rear by an unknown vehicle proved fatal for Azad and Mohd Saif, who succumbed to their injuries on the spot. Inspector Ganga Ghat Kotwali Raj Kumar stated that a case has been registered against the unidentified driver under Section 304 A, which deals with causing the death of a person due to rash or negligent acts.

The bodies of the deceased have been sent for post-mortem examination to ascertain the exact cause of death. The police are actively investigating the case and taking necessary actions based on the filed complaint. The tragic accident has left the local community in shock and mourning the loss of these young lives.

In recent news, the Jajmau arson case involving Samajwadi Party MLA Irfan Solanki and others has taken an important turn. The MP/MLA court in Kanpur has directed the surveillance department to submit clear call detail and location reports pertaining to the case. The court has set a two-day deadline for the submission of the reports, with the next hearing scheduled for December 13. The defence counsel has raised concerns about the authenticity of the submitted reports, alleging tampering. The court has allowed the defence counsel to provide copies of the reports to the accused.

In the world of sports, England Women’s cricket team captain, Heather Knight, expressed her excitement for the upcoming one-off Test against India. Knight acknowledged the challenges posed by the Indian women’s team, which has a strong track record in red-ball cricket. Unaware that this Test would mark England’s 100th milestone, Knight emphasized the importance of maintaining the right mindset and drawing inspiration from previous experiences of quick turnarounds. Considering the hot and humid conditions, Knight mentioned the possibility of England selecting an extra bowler. She also highlighted her team’s determination to secure a victory in the four-day Test format.

Tragedy struck again on the Agra-Kanpur national highway when a 50-year-old man named Munnalal fell into an open drain and lost his life. The drain, located between the highway and the service lane, lacked proper boundary walls or fencing despite repeated complaints. Munnalal’s body, along with his bicycle, was recovered from the drain the following morning. The family has filed a complaint, and the cause of death is currently under investigation. The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) has taken cognizance of the matter and initiated an inspection and investigation.

These recent events have left the local community and the nation in shock, highlighting the need for increased road safety measures and the importance of stringent regulations to prevent such tragic accidents. The authorities must swiftly identify the unknown driver responsible for the fatal collision and ensure justice for the bereaved families..