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Autorickshaw rams into police vehicle clearing road for PM's cavalcade

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November 07, 2023

IN what could have probably turned into a breach in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's security, a speeding and rashly driven auto-rickshaw rammed into a police vehicle which was ahead of the PM's carcade. The police vehicle was clearing the road for the VVIP movement.

- UJWAL JALALI

Autorickshaw rams into police vehicle clearing road for PM's cavalcade

The accident took place around 7.15 pm at Panchsheel Red Light in the New Delhi district on November 4 after which the police booked the alleged driver of the offending vehicle for rash driving. The accused driver was identified as 62-year-old Janki Yadav, a resident of Madhubani in Bihar.

According to the FIR lodged, the police vehicle was moving ahead of the PM's convoy clearing the road.

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