Guy, on his approach to farmers’ protest, dies after automobile catches fire at Tikri border
November 29, 2020 2:01:15 pm
Raj hailed from Punjab’s Dhanaula and was once napping in his automobile when it stuck fire (Supply: Twitter/Raakhi Jagga)
A 65-year-old guy, who was once on his method to sign up for the farmers’ protest at Tikri Border, died after his automobile stuck fire on Saturday night time. Police stated the deceased, Janak Raj, was once a mechanic and had joined his farmer pals to visit Delhi.
Raj hailed from Punjab’s Dhanaula and was once napping in his automobile when it stuck fire. The incident happened at Najafgarh highway flyover in Bahadurgarh the place Raj and his pals have been resting at night time.
Superintendent of Police (Jhajjar) Rajesh Duggal stated, “The farmers instructed us that they stopped at Bahadurgarh at 11:30 pm as a result of one among their tractors wanted repairing. After a while, Raj went to sleep inside of his Swift automobile. Round 1:30 am, the auto stuck fire and the person died whilst he was once napping”
Raj’s pals – Harpreet, Gurpreet, and Gurjant attempted to douse the fire and had also referred to as the police however their pal died within the automobile.
Police stated they inspected the spot and don’t suspect any foul play.
The Jhajjar Police posted a tweet on Sunday, pronouncing “There was once a brief circuit within the automobile which resulted in the fire. We spoke to the farmers, they stated they have been napping of their tractors when the auto stuck fire. In addition they attempted to assist douse the fire.”
The native crime workforce additionally inspected the spot and feature gathered samples. Police stated they’ll glance into the subject.
The circle of relatives of the deceased has been knowledgeable, they’re on their approach to Bahardurgarh.
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