Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Cop Killed in Bike Crash on Under-Construction Road
A 52-year-old police officer named Mahesh Charan Dhakad died in a motorcycle accident late at night.
He was riding home after work when his bike hit the edge of a road that was being built.
The road had a raised part that was about ten inches higher than the road he was on.
The impact was very strong, and he was thrown about 20 feet away, which caused serious head injuries.
The police think he might have hit the raised part because he didn't see it in time.
Some people say there were no barriers to warn drivers about the raised part.
Mahesh usually took the bus, but for some reason, he rode his bike that night.
His family is sad and surprised because he had initially agreed not to travel so late.
A 52-year-old head constable, Mahesh Charan Dhakad, died in a motorcycle accident late at night.
The accident occurred when his bike hit the edge of an under-construction cement concrete road near SBI Bank on AB Road.
The impact was severe, causing the motorcycle's wheel rim to shatter and throwing Mahesh approximately 20 feet away.
Preliminary investigations suggest the accident might have happened due to confusion or lack of barricades.
Mahesh usually commuted by bus, but for some reason, he rode his motorcycle on the night of the accident.
- Who
- Mahesh Charan Dhakad, a 52-year-old head constable
- What
- A fatal motorcycle accident due to a crash against an under-construction cement concrete road
- When
- Around 12:30 am on Friday night
- Where
- Near SBI Bank on AB Road, under Rau police station area in Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- The victim may have struck the raised portion of the under-construction CC road due to confusion or lack of barricades
- Victim's Name
- Mahesh Charan Dhakad
- Victim's Age
- 52
- Victim's Residence
- Mhow
- Accident Location
- AB Road, near SBI Bank, Rau police station area
- Accident Time
- 12:30 am
- Victim's Profession
- Head Constable
- Victim's Posting
- Bank of Baroda, Sapna Sangeeta branch
- Previous Department
- Traffic Department