Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Two Two-Wheeler Crashes Kill Men in Separate Indore Accidents
Two men died in separate road incidents in Indore late Sunday night.
Kamal Waghela, a trader, was riding home when his two-wheeler hit a divider at a metro construction site.
His family says the divider was hard to see because it lacked signs, reflective markings, and enough lighting.
He was taken to a hospital but died from his injuries.
In another incident, ITI student Kuldeep Sunhere was found after an unidentified vehicle allegedly hit his two-wheeler.
He was taken to District Hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
His family questioned what happened and raised a suspicion that he had been stabbed.
Police are investigating both incidents to determine the circumstances.
Trader Kamal Waghela died after his two-wheeler struck a metro project divider late Sunday night.
Waghela was taken to MY Hospital, where he died from his injuries; his family alleged the divider lacked signs and reflective markings and was poorly lit.
An ITI student, Kuldeep Sunhere, died after an unidentified vehicle allegedly hit his two-wheeler on Super Corridor late Sunday night.
Sunhere was taken to District Hospital and declared dead on arrival; his family questioned the circumstances and alleged he may have been stabbed.
Police are investigating both deaths; they are reviewing CCTV footage in Waghela’s case and conducted a post-mortem in Sunhere’s case.
- Who
- Kamal Waghela, a hair cosmetics trader, and Kuldeep Sunhere, an ITI student, died in separate incidents.
- What
- Both men died after incidents involving their two-wheelers; the precise circumstances of Sunhere’s death are under investigation.
- When
- Late Sunday night; Waghela’s crash occurred around midnight, and Sunhere’s family called him around 11 pm.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh: Waghela’s crash was near his residence within Aerodrome police station limits; Sunhere’s incident was on Super Corridor.
- Why
- The causes are being investigated. Waghela’s family blamed inadequate warnings and lighting at the metro divider; Sunhere’s family questioned the circumstances and raised a stabbing suspicion.
Family allegations and suspicions
Police investigation
Waghela’s crash
Family allegations and suspicions
His family alleged that poor lighting and a lack of signboards and reflective markings at the divider contributed to the crash.
Police investigation
Police have begun investigating and are examining CCTV footage; the articles do not report a police conclusion on the family’s allegation.
Sunhere’s death
Family allegations and suspicions
His family questioned the circumstances and claimed he was being stabbed.
Police investigation
Police are investigating and conducted a post-mortem to establish the exact cause of death; no conclusion is reported.
- Waghela’s occupation
- Hair cosmetics trader
- Waghela’s crash
- His two-wheeler hit a metro project divider around midnight
- Waghela’s hospital
- MY Hospital
- Sunhere’s occupation
- ITI student pursuing a mechanical training course
- Sunhere’s incident
- An unidentified vehicle allegedly hit his two-wheeler on Super Corridor
- Sunhere’s hospital
- District Hospital; doctors declared him dead on arrival
- Investigation
- Police are investigating both incidents; CCTV footage is being examined in Waghela’s case, and a post-mortem was conducted in Sunhere’s case