Watch: Driver dies after colliding with a milk tanker on Delhi-Meerut E-way, commoners steal milk
A tragic accident on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway on August 6 led to the death of a truck driver and the loss of 14,000 litres of milk, which was later stolen. The crash occurred after a milk tanker tipped over near ABES College.
Truck driver killed after colliding with a milk tanker in Ghaziabad.
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Ghaziabad: In a tragic and unusual event on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, a deadly accident on Tuesday, August 6, led to the loss of approximately 14,000 litres of milk, which was later stolen in a bizarre turn of events. The incident occurred around 3:30 AM near ABES College when a milk tanker traveling from Delhi to Gajraula suffered a punctured tire. The driver lost control, causing the tanker to tip over. A crane-mounted truck that was following closely behind crashed into the tanker, resulting in the death of Prem Sagar, the truck driver, and injuring his helper, Deenu, who was quickly taken to the hospital.
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Extremely Shameful !!
A milk tanker driver lost his life in a road accident, while the crowd busied themselves looting the milk in Ghaziabad, Uttarpradesh
Last week, near Lalkuan in Ghaziabad, a truck carrying cold drinks met with an accident. At the scene, a man was seen… pic.twitter.com/h0fO9Zfi5c
— Ashwini Shrivastava (@AshwiniSahaya) August 6, 2024
Thousands of litres of milk stolen
After the crash, traffic police moved the vehicles to the side of National Highway-9 (NH-9), which is part of the expressway. But the situation took a strange twist when a video started circulating on social media, showing people crowding around the damaged milk tanker. The video shows them opening the tanker’s outlet valve and helping themselves to the milk, filling up containers and buckets.
The tanker, which originally held 21,000 liters of milk, was left with only about 7,000 liters after the incident. The tanker’s owner, Atul Kumar from Mayur Vihar Phase 3 in Delhi, reported the theft to the police.
Ghaziabad Police registers FIR for theft!
In response, the Ghaziabad police registered a First Information Report (FIR) under Section 303(2) (theft) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at the Vijay Nagar police station. “We have registered an FIR following the theft and are actively working to identify the suspects,” said Ritesh Tripathi, Assistant Commissioner of Police (City 1).
As for the tragic loss of Prem Sagar’s life, no separate FIR has been filed yet, as the police have not received a complaint from his family or associates. This incident has sparked concerns about safety and security on the busy expressway.
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