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A 48-year-old cyclist was killed after being hit by a van at a traffic junction in Delhi; the errant 22-year-old van driver rushed the fatally injured victim to a hospital but he succumbed to his injuries and was arrested and booked for causing death due to negligence and rash driving; the cyclist worked as a peon and leaves behind a wife and three young daughters.
A 48-year-old cyclist was killed after being hit by a van at a traffic junction in Delhi; the errant 22-year-old van driver rushed the fatally injured victim to a hospital but he succumbed to his injuries and was arrested and booked for causing death due to negligence and rash driving; the cyclist worked as a peon and leaves behind a wife and three young daughters.
A 48-year-old cyclist was killed after being hit by a van at a traffic junction in Delhi; the errant 22-year-old van driver rushed the fatally injured victim to a hospital but he succumbed to his injuries and was arrested and booked for causing death due to negligence and rash driving; the cyclist worked as a peon and leaves behind a wife and three young daughters.
Cyclist killed by van, driver rushes victim to hospital
A 48-year-old cyclist was fatally mowed down by a van at a traffic
junction in south Delhi’s Jasola on Tuesday morning, police said. The errant driver tried to save the cyclist by rushing him to a private hospital but the victim succumbed to his injuries. The driver, 22-year-old Ashish Sharma, was arrested from the hospital and booked for causing death due to negligence and rash driving. Chinmoy Biswal, deputy commissioner of police (south-east), identified the cyclist as Ram Kishore, a resident of Madanpur Khadar in south Delhi. “Kishore worked as a peon at a private hospital in Jasola. He has left behind a wife and three young daughters,” the DCP sid. The accident happened around 5.30 am at the Jasola traffic junction on Tuesday. The crime was brought to police’s notice by authorities of a private hospital where Kishore was rushed to by the van driver. “We apprehended the driver at the hospital itself. He hadn’t tried to escape,” said another investigator. Last year, out of 1,565 people killed in road fatalities in Delhi, 65 were cyclists.