Who knows whose attention has caught Rajasthan? One horrific road accident after another has created fear in the minds of the people of the state. It had never happened before that hundreds of people were losing their lives due to continuous horrific accidents, but after the tanker accident on Jaipur Ajmer Highway, the accidents are not showing signs of stopping. Be it the capital Jaipur or Ajmer, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and different areas of the state, horrific road accidents are taking place in which people are losing their lives.

15 people died in a road accident in Jodhpur late on Sunday night. Not even 24 hours had passed since that accident when a dumper came on the road in the capital Jaipur and hit about 17 vehicles one by one, in which about 12 have died so far and dozens of people are admitted in the hospital, the death toll may increase further.

People scared of horrific accident in Jaipur

In this horrific road accident in Jaipur, different parts of the bodies of those who died were spread on the road, seeing which everyone was horrified. Scooters, motorcycles, whatever came in the way of this dumper, it moved forward, hitting them all. In this sudden accident, no one got a chance to recover and blood was seen spread all around on the road.

This game of accidents on the road started after the collision of a gas tanker on Jaipur Ajmer Highway in which about 21 people died. The scars of this accident are still visible on that road.

6 killed in fire at SMS trauma center

After this accident, a fire broke out in the ICU ward of Sawai Mansingh Hospital, the largest hospital of Rajasthan, in which 6 patients died and many were injured. This series of fires did not end here.

26 people died in Jaisalmer bus accident

In Jaisalmer, a sleeper bus running on the road suddenly caught fire in which 26 people died. Due to the fire in the bus running on the road, people did not even get a chance to handle it and skeletons of passengers were found in the bus.

Bus accident in Manoharpur, Jaipur

Recently, a bus full of passengers got hit by a high tension wire near Manoharpura on Jaipur Delhi Highway. Three people died tragically in this accident, while many people got burnt. Several gas cylinders kept in the bus exploded.

15 people lost their lives in Jodhpur Phalodi

Late last night, a tempo traveler of devotees returning after visiting the temple collided with a parked truck, resulting in the death of many people. Shortly after this accident, another road accident took place; a total of more than 15 people died in both these accidents.

Twenty people died tragically in a fire in an AC bus in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan on Tuesday. To know the condition of the injured, Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma reached Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in Jodhpur late in the night to know the condition of the injured and instructed the doctors for better treatment. He said that all possible help will be provided to the injured and the families of the victims. CM Bhajanlal himself posted photos and messages of the hospital on his social media handle.

The accident took place on the Jaisalmer-Jodhpur Highway. In the initial investigation, the cause of the fire is said to be short circuit, while 50 people were traveling in the bus. The fire had become so severe that the people trapped in the bus could not be rescued.

Bhajanlal Sharma’s post

Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma reached Mahatma Gandhi Hospital late at night to inquire about the condition of the injured, here he inquired about the condition of the injured. He wrote in the post that ‘After reaching Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in Jodhpur, he met the people injured in the Jaisalmer bus accident and their families. After taking information about his treatment condition from the doctors, I instructed him to ensure all possible medical assistance and best treatment. I pray to God for the speedy recovery of all the injured.

PM-President expressed grief

Let us tell you that PM Modi and President Draupadi Murmu also expressed grief over this tragic accident and gave instructions for all possible help to the injured. Financial assistance of Rs 2 lakh each has been announced to the family of the deceased from the PM Relief Fund.

The bus used to leave from Jaisalmer at 3 o’clock

The AC bus accident happened near village Thaiyat of Jaisalmer. The bus leaves Jaisalmer daily at 3 o’clock, but it had covered only twenty kilometers when suddenly it burst into flames. The local villagers immediately informed the police and fire brigade, with the help of the villagers many people were saved alive, but those who were engulfed in the flames could not come out.