Kanpur Road Accident: Four B.Tech students studying in an engineering college in Kanpur and a driver died in a road accident. Two girl students, two male students and the driver of the car died in this accident. The students were going home in a car when it collided with a broken trolley on the national highway. 5 people in the car died in the accident. After the incident, the police team reached the spot and took the bodies into custody and started investigation.

According to the information, four B.Tech students studying in PSIT Engineering College of Panki police station area of ​​the district were going home from college in a car. Apart from the students, the driver was also in the car. It is said that as soon as the car reached the flyover, it collided with a parked trolley. The collision was so severe that all five people in the car died on the spot. A crowd of passersby gathered during the accident. 

In a hurry, passersby started trying to rescue the people trapped in the car, but the car was so damaged in the accident that it was difficult to rescue the people trapped in it. On receiving the information of the incident, the Panki police station reached the spot and rescued the people trapped in the car, but by then everyone had died. The deceased in this road accident have been identified as Ayushi Patel, a B.Tech first year computer science student, Garima Tripathi, a third year student, Prateek Singh, a B.Tech student, and Satish, the fourth student, while the car driver has been identified as Vijay Sahu, who is said to be from Ramdevi area.

What did the police say about the road accident? 

ACP Amarnath Yadav said that the accident happened due to the car colliding with a broken trolley parked on the highway. A total of five people were sitting in the car, including four children from PSIT College and one driver. The car first collided with the broken trolley and then a truck coming from behind hit the car with great force. At present, the bodies of all have been sent for post-mortem. Also, the relatives of the deceased have been informed.