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Breaking: Manu Bhaker’s Grandmother And Uncle Die In Horrific Accident

The driver of the car fled the scene following the crash. Authorities have taken the bodies for post-mortem and are actively investigating the accident.

In a heartbreaking incident on Mahendragarh Bypass Road, international shooter Manu Bhaker’s grandmother and uncle tragically lost their lives after their scooter collided with a Brezza car. The driver of the car fled the scene following the crash. Authorities have taken the bodies for post-mortem and are actively investigating the accident.

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According to reports, the victims have been identified as Yudhveer and his mother, Savitri Devi, who lived on the bypass road in Mahendragarh. On Saturday morning, they left on a scooter with Yudhveer planning to drop his mother at his younger brother’s house in Loharu Chowk before going to his duty. Unfortunately, while on their way, they met with a fatal accident.

It was on Mahendragarh road, close to the Kaliana turn, where the wrong-way coming car hit their scooter. Both were thrown on the road after a very hard collision. Severe head injuries, and the struggle to survive, ultimately succumbed to heavy bleeding at the accident site. The car driver sped away immediately after the collision.

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(Source: IANS)

First published on: Jan 19, 2025 12:16 PM IST


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