Navjot Singh, Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, died in a painful road accident in Delhi’s Dhaula Kuan area on Saturday. His wife is seriously injured and he is undergoing treatment in the hospital. The incident happened when Navjot Singh and his wife were returning home from Bangla Sahib Gurdwara on their motorcycle.

Eyewitnesses said that a woman was driving a BMW car in the accident, in which her husband was also with him. The car hit Navjot Singh’s bike, causing the bike to hit the divider first and then collided with a bus. After this accident, Navjot Singh and his wife fell on the road.

Family accused

The family has alleged that instead of taking him to a nearby hospital, he was taken to Newlif Hospital in GTB Nagar, 17 km, where doctors declared Navjot Singh dead. His wife’s condition is said to be critical.

Police engaged in investigation

The police have confiscated BMW car after the accident and the crime team and FSL team have reached the spot and gathered evidence. According to preliminary investigation, the accused couple are residents of Gurugram and are injured in the accident and are hospitalized. The police is conducting a thorough investigation on the basis of CCTV footage and statement of eyewitnesses.

Questions raised about road safety

The accident has raised questions on road safety in the capital. Officials say that due to increasing traffic accidents in Delhi, there is a need to increase vigilance and tighten safety measures. This incident has re -exposed the importance of being vigilant on the road for both the general public and government employees.

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A heartbreaking case has come to light from Samaypur Badli area of ​​Delhi. Here a 16 -year -old boy hit a 32 -year -old man while driving a car and then dragged him for several meters. The injured were rushed to the hospital, but doctors declared him dead.

How did the accident happen?

According to the police, at around 7 pm on August 23, a young man named Sujit Mandal was standing outside his factory. Then a red colored I10 car whose number DL 9CAA was 7045, he hit him strongly. The collision was so fast that Sujit got stuck in front of the car.

Instead of stopping the car, the driver dragged him to NDPL office, gate number 5 and threw it and escaped. CCTV footage showed that the accused once stopped the vehicle, but escaped from the spot by driving the car again. Sujit’s brother -in -law Jeetansh told the police that Sujit Mandal used to work in a PVC pipe factory in Badli Industrial Area.

Arrest of accused

Based on the CCTV footage, the police traced the car number and detected the accused during the investigation. It was learned that the train was taken from a mechanic shop. Police recovered the vehicle from Mandoli area through technical investigation and mobile location. The accused is a 16 -year -old boy from Rohini and is a student. He was taken into custody and presented before the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB).

Case filed and further action

The police have registered an FIR number 852/2025 in this case. The car has been seized and further investigation is on. Initial investigation has revealed that the accused could not control the car at the time of the incident and the victim got stuck in the bonnet. Police say that negligence in the accident is clearly visible and strict action will be taken on it.