A heart-wrenching news has come out from Rangareddy district of Telangana. A speeding Eco sports car went out of control and collided with a tree in Mirjaguda of Mokila police station area. In this horrific accident, four promising students of ‘Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India’ (ICFAI) University died on the spot, while one student is seriously injured. This accident happened when the students were returning after celebrating the birthday of a friend.
According to information received from the police, the students were returning from a birthday party organized in Kokapet. When his car reached Mirzaguda early in the morning, the speed was so high that the driver lost control of the vehicle. The car collided with a huge tree on the roadside. The collision was so severe that the front part of the car was completely crushed and the local people and the police had to make a lot of efforts to pull out the students.
Identification of students who lost their lives in the accident
The students who lost their lives in the accident have been identified as Surya Teja, Sumit, Nikhil and Rohit. These four students are said to be from ICFAI. Nakshatra, the student present with him, is seriously injured, who was immediately taken to the nearest hospital, where her condition remains critical.
victim of speeding vehicles
Eyewitnesses and sources say that students are becoming victims of speeding vehicles every day on this road of Mokila. If we look at the statistics, young students are losing their lives in most of the road accidents occurring in this area. Local people believe that this is not just an accident but a failure of the system, which has failed to curb the increasing ‘speed thrill’ and violation of traffic rules among the youth. Mokila police have registered the case and sent the bodies for post-mortem. Police officials say that in the preliminary investigation, overspeeding seems to be the main reason for the accident.
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