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Punjab: Bathinda teen crashes car at 140 kmph, dies; speedometer photo viral

His reckless driving led to the catastrophic collision, resulting in his untimely demise.

Written by  Annesha Barua -- April 10th 2024 01:58 PM -- Updated: April 10th 2024 02:02 PM
Punjab: Bathinda teen crashes car at 140 kmph, dies; speedometer photo viral

Punjab: Bathinda teen crashes car at 140 kmph, dies; speedometer photo viral

PTC News Desk: Tragedy struck in Bathinda, Punjab, as a Class 11 student met with a fatal accident, losing his life after crashing his car into a tree. The incident, which occurred on Tuesday, has sent shockwaves through the community.

According to reports, the young student was driving at an alarming speed of 140 kilometers per hour at the time of the accident. His reckless driving led to the catastrophic collision, resulting in his untimely demise.


What's particularly disturbing is the apparent obsession the student had with speed. Prior to the accident, he had posted several videos on his Instagram account, showcasing his penchant for high-speed driving. These videos, including one dated December 31, 2023, depicted speeds ranging between 160 to 180 kilometers per hour.

Among these posts was a video where the student proudly displayed the speedometer, seemingly glorifying his dangerous driving habits. It's a sobering reminder of the consequences that can arise from reckless behavior behind the wheel.

The tragic loss of this young life serves as a stark warning about the dangers of speeding and irresponsible driving. It's a heartbreaking reminder to prioritise safety on the roads, not only for oneself but for the well-being of others. As the community mourns this devastating loss, it also serves as an opportunity for reflection and education on the importance of responsible driving practices.

More details awaited...

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- With inputs from agencies

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