Two bike riders killed on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway

Brijesh Kushwaha and Amar Singh, residents of Karnera village, were originally residents of Harpur village of Tarkulwa block of Deoria district. Read further on Dynamite News:

New Delhi: In the case of the death of two bike riders on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, the post-mortem of the bodies was conducted on Tuesday.

The relatives of the deceased youths had reached Faridabad on Monday night. Therefore, the post-mortem could not be conducted on Monday.

The Sarai Khwaja police station has registered a case against the accused tanker driver and started searching for him.

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Brijesh Kushwaha and Amar Singh, residents of Karnera village, were originally residents of Harpur village of Tarkulwa block of Deoria district. Brijesh lived here with his wife Minata and two children.

At the same time, Amar Singh was living alone in a rented room. Brijesh Singh and Amar Singh worked in Richa Global Export Private Limited Company located in Sector-83, Noida.

While passing through the expressway at 10 am on Monday, near Sector-37, their bike collided with a tanker full of oil moving ahead. The speed of the bike was high.

Therefore, both the youths died. The tanker is registered in the name of Surbhi Transport Limited.

The police reached the spot and got the address of the relatives from the Aadhar card found in the purse of the youth and informed them.

On the other hand, Amar Singh was living alone in a rented room.

Brijesh Singh and Amar Singh worked in Richa Global Export Private Limited Company located in Sector-83, Noida. On Monday morning at 10 am, while passing through the expressway, near Sector-37, their bike collided with a tanker full of oil moving ahead.

The bike was moving at a high speed. Therefore, both the youths died. The tanker is registered in the name of Surbhi Transport Limited.

The police reached the spot and got the address of the relatives from the Aadhar card found in the purse of the youth and informed them.