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BIKE CARRRYING THREE MINORS COLLIDED WITH A BUS IN MUMBAI

Reported by: Ritika Aggarwal, Staff Reporter, H.T.

Mumbai; February 12, 2021  A R15 bike carrying 3 riders collided with a passenger bus going near Champs Road, Gurgaon, Mumbai on Saturday at nearly 16:00 hours.An eye witness said that the R15 was recklessly driven by a group of three teenagers who accidentally pervaded in a herd of cows trespassing the road. At that moment they lost control and crashed into the bus coming from the opposite side.

The bikers had been identified by the Police as Ankit Jain (17), Hriday Sheth (17) and Shivun Prasad (16) respectively. All of them are minors and were driving the motorbike without any driving license.

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Mumbai; February 12, 2020: A R15 bike carrying 3 riders collided with a passenger bus going near Champs Road, Gurgaon, Mumbai on Saturday at nearly 16:00 hours.An eye witness said that the R15 was recklessly driven by a group of three teenagers who accidentally pervaded in a herd of cows trespassing the road. At that moment they lost control and crashed into the bus coming from the opposite side.

The bikers had been identified by the Police as Ankit Jain (17), Hriday Sheth (17) and Shivun Prasad (16) respectively. All of them are minors and were driving the motorbike without any driving license.

Ankit was driving when the mishap occurred. The bus has sustained damages and scratches on its rear surface while all the 43 passengers are safe. But the bike has been completely damaged and the police sized both the vehicle for investigation.

The bike shoved into a nearby ditch and the drivers fell off. Ankit’s case is very critical while the other two sustained many injuries all over the body. They had been admitted to Safdarjung Hospital, 6 km from the accident spot. Police will take further action after treatment of the victims.

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