3 weeks ago
Udaipur woman killed by Scorpio amid colony ruckus
A woman named Urmila Kunwar lived in a neighborhood called Kapil Vihar Colony in the city of Udaipur.
One night, some people came to her neighborhood in three big cars.
They made a lot of noise and threw stones at parked cars.
Urmila heard the noise and came outside to see what was happening.
A black car called a Scorpio hit her.
A security camera filmed the whole thing.
Urmila was badly hurt and was taken to the hospital.
Sadly, she died while the doctors were trying to help her.
Police are looking into whether this happened because of an old argument.
The people who did this have not been caught yet.
Urmila Kunwar was struck by a black Scorpio in Udaipur's Kapil Vihar Colony and later died during treatment.
CCTV footage purportedly captures the vehicle striking the woman as chaos unfolded in the residential area.
A group allegedly arrived in three vehicles — a black Scorpio and two Thar SUVs — and pelted stones at parked vehicles.
Police suspect the incident may be linked to an old rivalry, possibly involving an earlier dispute with Urmila's child.
No arrests have been made yet; Pratap Nagar police are examining CCTV footage and investigating the sequence of events.
- Who
- Urmila Kunwar, the victim, and unidentified accused individuals being investigated by Pratap Nagar police.
- What
- A woman was hit by a black Scorpio during an alleged late-night ruckus and vandalism in her colony, and later died from her injuries.
- Where
- Kapil Vihar Colony, Udaipur.
- When
- Late night; the exact date was not specified in the reports.
- Why
- Police suspect the incident is linked to an old rivalry, possibly stemming from an earlier dispute involving Urmila's child and the accused.
Key facts
- Victim
- Urmila Kunwar
- Location
- Kapil Vihar Colony, Udaipur
- Vehicles involved
- Black Scorpio and two Thar SUVs
- Key evidence
- CCTV footage capturing the incident
- Investigating police
- Pratap Nagar police
- Possible motive
- Old rivalry, possibly involving a prior dispute with the victim's child
- Arrest status
- Accused not yet arrested










