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Indian Idol 12 Winner Pawandeep Rajan Recalls Moradabad Road Accident
Pawandeep Rajan, who won Indian Idol 12, was in a bad car accident on May 5.
His car hit a truck, and he got hurt badly.
He had broken legs, a broken arm, and a head injury.
At first, no one helped him, but then the police came and saved him.
He had to stay in the hospital for a long time and had many surgeries.
Now, he is getting better and can walk a little.
He says the accident taught him to be thankful for being able to walk and to stay positive.
He is learning to play the guitar again too.
Pawandeep Rajan, the winner of Indian Idol 12, was involved in a serious road accident on May 5 near Moradabad.
He sustained fractures in both legs, his right arm, and a head injury, requiring multiple surgeries.
Initially, no one helped him, but the police arrived and pulled him out of the car, which had caught fire.
He is currently on the path to recovery, able to walk a little and has started playing the guitar again.
Pawandeep shared his experience on Salim-Sulaiman's podcast, emphasizing the importance of staying positive and accepting such incidents.
- Who
- Pawandeep Rajan, Indian Idol 12 winner
- What
- Recalled his road accident experience and recovery journey
- Where
- Accident near Moradabad; currently in Mumbai
- When
- Accident occurred on May 5; shared experience recently on Salim-Sulaiman's podcast
- Why
- To share his experience and inspire others to stay positive
Key facts
- Name
- Pawandeep Rajan
- Occupation
- Singer
- Accident Date
- May 5
- Accident Location
- Near Moradabad
- Injuries Sustained
- Fractures in both legs, right arm, head injury
- Recovery Status
- On the path to recovery, able to walk a little
Quotes
Pawandeep Rajan
Winner of Indian Idol 12 and a singer who was involved in a serious road accident.
“For the first month, I couldn't even move from side to side, but now I'm able to walk a little, which makes me happy. The experience made me realize the true value of being able to walk. When such incidents occur, you must accept them, move forward, and remain positive. I've begun walking gradually, and I hope my mobility improves further in the coming month. After the accident, I was bedridden, and even when I flew to Mumbai with my injured leg, I had to stay immobile for another month. Slowly, I've started walking and even playing the guitar again. My hand has regained some strength, but it still needs more healing.”
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“Initially, no one was helping us; then the police came. The car had caught fire, and I was inside it at the time. One of them pulled me out. I don't know how long I was inside, but when I woke up, I was out of the car. Then I was taken to the hospital. Both my legs and a hand were broken. I called home and asked my family to come. I just thought about getting it treated as soon as possible. It has all gotten better now.”
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