Ashoka Road accident: Killer truck got special permission from Delhi traffic cops despite 5 challans
•A truck, granted special permission for waste collection despite multiple challans, fatally struck two cousins on Ashoka Road.
•The permit's validity until 2026 is now under review for cancellation.
•Police are conducting raids in Bihar to apprehend the driver, while the victims' family expresses distress over the lack of updates and arrests.
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A truck, granted special permission for waste collection despite multiple challans, fatally struck two cousins on Ashoka Road. The permit's validity until 2026 is now under review for cancellation. Police are conducting raids in Bihar to apprehend the driver, while the victims' family expresses distress over the lack of updates and arrests.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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