JAIPUR: Police are yet to identify the driver of a garbage dumper that allegedly hit a motorbike-borne constable near Pital Factory on Sunday. The accident police station (north) is waiting for Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) office to open on Monday so that the accused can be identified.
“We have seized the dumper but the accused who fled has not been identified. The JMC office will open on Monday. We will investigate to find out who was driving the vehicle,” said Pradeep Kumar, who is investigating the case.
The accident occurred when 23-year-old Pooja Chaudhary, deployed at recruitment cell of Jaipur Commissionerate, left her house in Shastri Nagar. As she headed towards Pital Factory around 1pm, a dumper moving behind her hit her bike. She suffered head injuries. Passers-by rushed her to Kanwatia Hospital, where doctors declared her brought dead. She was a resident of Dayal Ka Nangal of Patan in Sikar district. Her brother Deepak Chaudhary has registered an FIR against the accused involved in the accident.
Nodal officer of Swachhta Survekshan 2020 at JMC, Harshit Verma said that he had no idea about it as he was out of the town.
“We have seized the dumper but the accused who fled has not been identified. The JMC office will open on Monday. We will investigate to find out who was driving the vehicle,” said Pradeep Kumar, who is investigating the case.
The accident occurred when 23-year-old Pooja Chaudhary, deployed at recruitment cell of Jaipur Commissionerate, left her house in Shastri Nagar. As she headed towards Pital Factory around 1pm, a dumper moving behind her hit her bike. She suffered head injuries. Passers-by rushed her to Kanwatia Hospital, where doctors declared her brought dead. She was a resident of Dayal Ka Nangal of Patan in Sikar district. Her brother Deepak Chaudhary has registered an FIR against the accused involved in the accident.
Nodal officer of Swachhta Survekshan 2020 at JMC, Harshit Verma said that he had no idea about it as he was out of the town.
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