Karnataka Car Accident: Two Teenagers Die After Car Driven By Minor Rams Into CNG Lorry In Davanagere
Two teenagers died after a car allegedly driven by a minor rammed into a CNG lorry in Davanagere, Karnataka, on 16 October 2026.
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Two teenagers died after a car allegedly driven by a minor rammed into the rear of a CNG lorry in Davanagere, Karnataka, on 16 October 2026. A third teenager, identified as Aditya, survived the crash and continued receiving medical treatment.
The three boys were travelling in the car when the collision occurred. According to reports, the minor driver lost control of the vehicle before it crashed into the lorry.
One of the boys, Sujan, reportedly told his mother that he was going to play cricket before leaving home. He died at the scene. Ram Tej Reddy, who was also travelling in the car, sustained injuries and later died in hospital.
The impact left the car severely damaged. A camera installed on the CNG lorry recorded the collision.
According to the information provided, the car was being driven while the minor's parents were away.
Police registered a case under Section 106 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which deals with causing death by negligence. The incident brought attention to the risks associated with minors driving motor vehicles.
Karnataka Car Accident: Two Teenagers Die After Car Driven By Minor Rams Into CNG Lorry In Davanagere
Two teenagers died after a car allegedly driven by a minor rammed into a CNG lorry in Davanagere, Karnataka, on 16 October 2026.
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Two teenagers died after a car allegedly driven by a minor rammed into the rear of a CNG lorry in Davanagere, Karnataka, on 16 October 2026. A third teenager, identified as Aditya, survived the crash and continued receiving medical treatment.
The three boys were travelling in the car when the collision occurred. According to reports, the minor driver lost control of the vehicle before it crashed into the lorry.
One of the boys, Sujan, reportedly told his mother that he was going to play cricket before leaving home. He died at the scene. Ram Tej Reddy, who was also travelling in the car, sustained injuries and later died in hospital.
The impact left the car severely damaged. A camera installed on the CNG lorry recorded the collision.
According to the information provided, the car was being driven while the minor's parents were away.
Police registered a case under Section 106 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), which deals with causing death by negligence. The incident brought attention to the risks associated with minors driving motor vehicles.
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