By Admin 
A terrible road accident took place in Bihta area of Patna. In a direct collision between a passenger auto and a heavy truck, 6 people traveling in the auto died, while three others were seriously injured. According to the information, all the deceased were residents of Arrah and were returning home after visiting the Urs fair organized in Maner.
After receiving information about the accident, the police reached the spot and took possession of the dead bodies and started further investigation. The injured people have been admitted to the nearest hospital. Where he is undergoing treatment. Police are interrogating the truck driver and local people to find out the cause of the accident. Local people are shocked by the accident and are expressing concern about the safety on the road.
Road accident happened on Saturday
For your information, let us tell you that earlier also a serious road accident took place on Saturday on a no entry road in Bihta police station area adjacent to Patna. The sand laden highway crushed the bike rider first, due to which the bike rider died on the spot. After the accident, the truck driver started running away and in the same sequence hit the car of Danapur DSP 2 Amarendra Kumar Jha hard from the front.
DSP Amarendra Kumar Jha was going to his office, IIT Patna. The life of DSP and his bodyguard narrowly escaped in this collision. DSP’s car was badly damaged.
Police accused of taking money to enter nine entry roads
Local resident Ranveer Kumar blamed the negligence and connivance of the traffic police for the accident. According to him, the police is charging Rs 300 to Rs 500 for allowing trucks to enter the no-entry road. This negligence became the cause of this painful accident.
Police seized truck loaded with sand
There was chaos on the spot after the accident. Police have seized the truck laden with sand and started further investigation. Local people are angry about this incident and are raising questions on the traffic police.
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