Gurgaon: Two people were killed in separate road accidents here Tuesday, while a woman suffered multiple injuries when the motorcycle she was riding on collided with a car the same day. Police registered separate FIRs in connection with the incidents Wednesday.In the first case, a 52-year-old man, Ramveer, waskilled after an unidentified vehicle hit him on Kundli-Manesar-Palwal (KMP) Expressway near iCAT company in Manesar around 7pm on Oct 27. According to a complaint filed by his brother Ramveer had been working as a driver at a company in Mokalwas for around six months. He was standing on the highway seeking a lift to return home when the accident occurred. He died at the spot from his injuries. Police registered a case against the unidentified driver for rash driving and causing death due to negligence of BNS at Manesar police station.In the second incident, Geeta (32) died after a motorcycle hit her while she was crossing the road with her husband near a traffic signal at Sector 62 around 6.20pm on Oct 27. Her husband, Santosh, told police that the motorcycle, carrying two people, was being driven at high speed when it struck Geeta who was in front. Those on the bike fell on the road. Geeta was taken to a hospital in Sector 10 before being referred to PGI Rohtak, where she was declared dead.The motorcycle rider was identified as Saksham, from Samalkha in Panipat. Police registered a case at Sector 65 police station.In the third, Vinti Shaundh (31) sustained multiple injuries after the motorcycle she had booked through a ride-hailing app collided with a car on Oct 27. In her complaint to DLF Phase 3 police, she said she had booked a motorcycle from her office around 2.10pm to go back home. About 500 metres into the journey, a car hit the motorcycle causing her to fall and briefly lose consciousness. She was taken to Narayana Hospital for treatment.Vinti alleged the car driver, Pravesh Kumar, fled and did not come to visit her in the hospital. Police registered a case under Sections 281 and 125(A) of the BNS. Further investigation is underway in all three cases.
