Times News Network Mohali: A 20-year-old motorcycle rider died after being hit by a Mercedes car registered in Delhi on Sunday in Zirakpur . Rahul, a resident of Dera Bassi, was on his way home on the bike when the car rammed into him, leaving him critically injured. The car driver escaped from the spot after the incident, leaving the injured youth on the road.
Passersby rushed to Rahul's aid. Police and emergency medical services arrived at the scene and took him to Dera Bassi Civil Hospital, where he was declared dead. Police have filed a case against the driver of the luxury car on the statements of his family members and are on the lookout for him.
Besides examining footage of CCTV cameras in the area, police have also urged people to come forward with information that could assist in investigation. We also published the following articles recently Teen dies after AC outdoor unit falls on him In Central Delhi, an 18-year-old boy lost his life and his 17-year-old friend was injured when an air conditioner unit fell from a building's second floor. The tragic incident occurred on Saturday evening, and a police investigation is ongoing.
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