A tragic accident on the Gurgaon-Faridabad Road claimed the lives of two brothers and left their two sisters severely injured as the siblings traveled to observe the traditional festival of Rakhi. The victims were struck by a speeding utility vehicle while standing near a roadside bus stop.
The festive journey turned into a disaster when a Toyota Fortuner plowed into the group of four siblings. Witnesses and authorities confirmed that the vehicle was moving at a high rate of speed before the collision occurred. The driver of the SUV did not stop after the impact and fled the scene immediately.
Emergency responders rushed the victims to a nearby medical facility. Medical personnel at the BK Civil Hospital pronounced the two brothers dead upon arrival. The surviving sisters sustained critical injuries and received initial stabilization before being transferred to the All India Institute of Medical Sciences Trauma Centre in New Delhi for advanced specialized care.
Local law enforcement officials arrived at the crash site shortly after receiving emergency calls to secure the area and begin gathering evidence. Investigators recovered a vehicle registration plate left behind at the scene during the collision. Police are currently utilizing this registration data to track down the owner of the vehicle and apprehend the driver responsible for the hit-and-run.
The Gurgaon-Faridabad corridor is known for heavy traffic and has been the site of numerous road safety concerns. Authorities continue to urge motorists to exercise caution, particularly on routes connecting major urban centers where high speeds often lead to fatal collisions.
The ongoing police investigation aims to locate the fugitive driver and bring formal charges. Community members and family are mourning the sudden loss during what was meant to be a joyous family gathering centered around the protection and bond of siblings.
Reporting based on coverage first published by The Times of India. Read the original report at The Times of India.
