NOIDA: A 46-year-old woman and her 19-year-old daughter, who were waiting for an auto, were run over by an SUV on the footpath under the Sector 37 flyover in the early hours of Monday. The vehicle was identified by a number plate which came loose and fell on the spot after hitting the curb while its driver is absconding.
The woman’s husband Ramkaran Sharma (47), a resident of Agra, told the police that he, his wife Neeraj and their daughter Anjali had returned to Noida around 1 am after the pilgrimage. MathuraGovardhan and were looking for transport to reach their home in Sector 101. Ramkaran said he was talking to an auto driver a few meters away when a Scorpio from Shashi Chowk came at a high speed, broke the guardrail around the green belt and crashed. Neeraj and Anjali.
“The driver overturned the SUV and knocked me down too,” he said. While Ramkaran suffered hand injuries, Neeraj and Ankita suffered severe head and other body injuries.
The police reached the accident spot, which is located 50 meters from the Sector 37 police post, and rescued the family. Kailash Hospital In Sector 27. Hospital staff said that Neeraj and Anjali were unconscious when they were brought at around 1.15 pm and were declared brought dead after examination. A police officer said the teen was breathing on his way to the medical facility.
“The girl was declared dead at around 2.16 pm. His mother was bleeding profusely from her mouth and nose. He had a bruise on his abdomen and arm and was declared brought dead,” said Dr Sarika Chandra, medical officer at the hospital.
Sector 39 SHO Rajiv Balian said that with the help of a broken number plate, the Scorpio owner was identified as Amit Chauhan, a property dealer of Gijor village in Sector 53. Sub-inspector Pramod Kumar said his house was locked and only his tenants – he has rented two floors – were present when the police went to arrest him. An FIR has been registered against Chauhan in Sector 39 police under sections 304A (death by negligence), 279 (rash driving) and 338 (causing grievous hurt to any person by such negligence or negligent act) of the IPC. station.
This is the fourth case of hit and run in Noida in the last three months. Similar incidents have also been reported from Phase III police station area and Sector 108 and 45. So far no accused has been arrested in any of the cases.
The woman’s husband Ramkaran Sharma (47), a resident of Agra, told the police that he, his wife Neeraj and their daughter Anjali had returned to Noida around 1 am after the pilgrimage. MathuraGovardhan and were looking for transport to reach their home in Sector 101. Ramkaran said he was talking to an auto driver a few meters away when a Scorpio from Shashi Chowk came at a high speed, broke the guardrail around the green belt and crashed. Neeraj and Anjali.
“The driver overturned the SUV and knocked me down too,” he said. While Ramkaran suffered hand injuries, Neeraj and Ankita suffered severe head and other body injuries.
The police reached the accident spot, which is located 50 meters from the Sector 37 police post, and rescued the family. Kailash Hospital In Sector 27. Hospital staff said that Neeraj and Anjali were unconscious when they were brought at around 1.15 pm and were declared brought dead after examination. A police officer said the teen was breathing on his way to the medical facility.
“The girl was declared dead at around 2.16 pm. His mother was bleeding profusely from her mouth and nose. He had a bruise on his abdomen and arm and was declared brought dead,” said Dr Sarika Chandra, medical officer at the hospital.
Sector 39 SHO Rajiv Balian said that with the help of a broken number plate, the Scorpio owner was identified as Amit Chauhan, a property dealer of Gijor village in Sector 53. Sub-inspector Pramod Kumar said his house was locked and only his tenants – he has rented two floors – were present when the police went to arrest him. An FIR has been registered against Chauhan in Sector 39 police under sections 304A (death by negligence), 279 (rash driving) and 338 (causing grievous hurt to any person by such negligence or negligent act) of the IPC. station.
This is the fourth case of hit and run in Noida in the last three months. Similar incidents have also been reported from Phase III police station area and Sector 108 and 45. So far no accused has been arrested in any of the cases.
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