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Atiq Ahmad's Youngest Son Aban Dies in Jhansi Car Crash
A young man named Aban was travelling in a car with his friend in a city called Jhansi in India.
Aban was 20 years old, and he was the youngest son of Atiq Ahmad, a gangster and politician who was killed.
Aban was on his way to visit his two brothers, who were in jail in Jhansi.
The car was going very fast, and the driver lost control of it.
The car crashed into a divider on the road.
Aban and his friend died because of the crash.
Three other people in the car were hurt and received medical treatment.
Police said the car was moving at very high speed before it crashed.
Police also said the area stayed calm and peaceful after the accident.
Aban Ahmad, the 20-year-old youngest son of slain gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad, and his friend died when their SUV crashed into a road divider in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh.
Police said the driver lost control; SSP BBGTS Murthy stated a preliminary inquiry suggested the SUV was being driven at high speed.
Aban, a resident of Prayagraj, was travelling to Jhansi to meet his two brothers lodged in separate jails there, though one report says he was visiting his elder brother.
Three other occupants of the vehicle were injured; the articles differ on the treatment location — Jhansi Medical College (per police) versus Montha Community Health Centre (per The Hindu).
The other deceased was identified as 25-year-old Sonu, son of Raja, and district police said law and order at the scene remained normal.
- Who
- Aban Ahmad, 20-year-old youngest son of slain gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad, and his 25-year-old friend Sonu, son of Raja
- What
- Their SUV crashed into a road divider after the driver lost control, killing both and injuring three other occupants
- Where
- Kanpur-Jhansi Road, Poonch area, Jhansi district, Uttar Pradesh
- When
- Thursday, around 10.30 am
- Why
- Police said the driver lost control; a preliminary inquiry suggested the SUV was being driven at high speed. Aban was travelling to meet his brothers, who are lodged in jails in Jhansi.
Key facts
- Deceased
- Aban Ahmad (20), youngest son of Atiq Ahmad, and friend Sonu (25), son of Raja
- Injuries
- Three occupants of the SUV injured
- Location
- Kanpur-Jhansi Road, Poonch area, Jhansi district, Uttar Pradesh
- Time
- Thursday, around 10.30 am
- Reported cause
- Driver lost control; high speed suspected per preliminary inquiry
- Treatment facility
- Jhansi Medical College (per police) vs Montha Community Health Centre (per The Hindu)
- Travel purpose
- To meet brothers lodged in separate jails in Jhansi
- Law and order
- Normal at the scene, per district police
Quotes
Senior Superintendent of Police BBGTS Murthy
Police officer leading the investigation
“"One of the injured passengers told us that the vehicle was moving at a very high speed and became uncontrollable before crashing into the divider."”
thehansindia.com
“"Two people died in the accident, while three others sustained injuries. The injured are undergoing treatment."”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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