Uttar Pradesh: Three dead several injured after two cars collide in Sultanpur

Three people were killed and several injured when two cars collided in Sultanpur police saidThe incident occurred on Sunday at Para Basu village in Sultanpur near the Akhand Nagar police station area where two SUV cars collided headon A motorcycle too was involved in the accidentThree men died on the spot while seven others sustained injuriesThe injured were sent to the district hospital in the neighbouring Ambedkar Nagar district for treatment The bodies of the deceased were sent for a postmortem police saidUpon receiving the information the District Magistrate and the Superintendent of Police reached the spot and started legal proceedings in the matterDistrict Magistrate Sultanpur Ravish Gupta told media persons that the Revenue Department and the SDM have been directed for helping the deceaseds relatives and Ambedkar Nagar administration have been instructed to provide better treatment to the injuredAlso Read Threat call to blow up Ram Janmabhoomi complex in AyodhyaEarlier this year as many as six people of the same family died while four others were critically injured in a road accident on January 11 after a dumper ran over people at a roadside tea stall on the BandaBahraich National HighwayIn the first week of January a Railway Protection Force RPF officer lost his life after meeting with an accident in the Bhiti area of Uttar Pradeshs Kotwali when he was on his way to workAccording to Chowki Incharge Court Complex Ratan Lal the deceased RPF officer identified as Rakesh Kumar Rai was on his way to the Mau Indara Railway Station when an unidentified vehicle rammed into him in the morningLast month at least three people died and five more were critically injured after a speeding Lucknowbound bus rammed into a stationary truck on the LucknowAgra expresswayAccording to the police the incident took place in the Thathia police station area ofUttar Pradesh In an earlier incident on December 30 three persons died after two motorcycles collided in Uttar Pradeshs SitapurThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever