DSP’s vehicle rams into biker in Telangana’s Nalgonda, driver suspended | Video
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The driver of Devarakonda DSP, Nageswar Rao, was suspended after he rammed into a biker near Bodangiparthy village in Telangana’s Nalgonda district. The DSP shifted the injured biker to the hospital in his car. A CCTV camera in the area captured the accident.
The police vehicle of the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) in Telangana’s Devarakonda rammed into a motorist, causing grievous injuries to the biker. The incident occurred on Thursday, August 17, at around 4.40 pm. A CCTV camera in the area recorded the entire incident.
Devarakonda DSP, Nageswar Rao and his driver were travelling towards Bodangaparthy in Chanduru Mandal, when they collided head-on collision with a biker, causing grievous injuries.
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According to Nalgonda Superintendent of Police, Rema Rajeshwari, “On Thursday, at around 4:40 pm, the Devarakonda DSP's official vehicle hit a biker.”
“The DSP shifted the biker in his vehicle to the hospital, where the doctors informed him that the biker sustained a leg fracture and is out of danger,” added the SP.
“The driver of the vehicle has been suspended. A report will be submitted to higher officials regarding action to be taken against the DSP,” elaborated the official.
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