Three Brothers Killed in a Tragic Collision Between a Car and a Trolley in Churu

In a devastating accident on the Mega Highway near Ladhsar village in Churu district, a collision between a car and a trolley claimed the lives of three brothers, including a government accounts officer. The crash was so severe that emergency responders had to cut open the mangled vehicle to retrieve the bodies.

The deceased were returning from an engagement ceremony in Ratangarh to Sardarshahar when the accident occurred late at night. Among the victims was Arun Soni, an accounts officer with the Ratangarh Municipality. His cousins, Dimple Soni from Sri Ganganagar and Pankaj Soni from Sardarshahar, also lost their lives in the tragic crash. Pankaj was the nephew of an accounts officer. The impact of the collision was so forceful that the car was completely wrecked, and all three victims died on the spot.

According to the police, the collision was so intense that even the trolley overturned on the highway, leading to a traffic jam for a significant duration. Emergency teams rushed the victims to Jalan Hospital in Ratangarh, where doctors declared them dead upon arrival. Officials have stated that postmortem examinations will be conducted once the families file a formal complaint.

Road Safety Concerns in Churu

This tragic accident once again highlights the alarming road safety issues on Rajasthan’s highways. Churu, located in the northern part of Rajasthan, is known for its vast desert landscapes and extreme climatic conditions. The district is well-connected by highways, including the Mega Highway and National Highway 52, but these roads often witness accidents due to reckless driving, poor lighting, and high-speed vehicular movement.

The stretch where the accident occurred is notorious for frequent mishaps, raising concerns about the need for better road safety measures. Authorities must enforce stricter traffic regulations, improve highway surveillance, and implement measures such as reflective signage, speed limits, and enhanced patrolling to prevent such fatal incidents in the future.

This heartbreaking tragedy serves as yet another reminder of the urgent need for better road infrastructure and responsible driving practices to ensure the safety of commuters on Rajasthan’s highways.