CNG tank burst while refilling in Haryana on 2021-07-12. 1 person died

The CNG tank of a Maruti Alto burst while refilling. A person sitting inside the car when the mishap occurred died on the spot. 

The unfortunate incident happened at Ratia, Fatehabad, Haryana on 2021-07-12. 

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* Mishap And Calamity

Ford Endeavour HR06AN0016 crashed into truck from behind in Haryana on 2021-08-19, driver died

A Ford Endeavour bearing registration number HR06AN0016 (Panipat RTO registered) driven by one Chirag Miglani crashed from behind into an Ashok Leyland container truck (HR65A6989) in broad daylight on 2021-08-19 on a 4 lane wide flyover on national highway (erstwhile, G.T.Road) in Gharaunda, Haryana. 

The owner driver of the severely mangled SUV died on the spot. Even while the mishap was being reported, the dead driver remained trapped in the SUV. A lady (wife of the deceased) and two more male youngsters (reportedly, their children) who were in the car were severely injured and were sent to a private hospital in Karnal. 

The family was on their way from Panipat to Chandigarh to attend a birthday party. 

We wonder what the new age, supposedly tech savvy, educated in 'Detroit' roadies with lots of cash in the bank but bereft of grey matter in the top storey and still breathing, with a mobile or laptop keyboard in front of them would say to this. Their intolerant and know-it-all behavior when it comes to road travel and automobiles would invariably make them point all fingers at the sedate truck driver who must have been on an errand to earn just about enough money to feed himself and his dear ones! 

Just shut up with your born in the footpath knowledge of poor/ strong build quality and illegal lane driving by heavy commercial vehicles. 

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Haryana village sarpanch revs his VW Vento to 180 kmph

This guy from Haryana driving a VW Vento TDi is supposedly trying to test the top speed achievable by his car while simultaneously filming his obnoxious act. 

His profile says that he is a village sarpanch. 

He revs the Vento to hit the 180 kmph mark on the odometer. 

He also goes on to say that he will try to surpass his own record another day. 

If he crashes his car, he will either: 
- kill/ maim others or 
- kill/ maim himself or 
- come out and say 'thanks to the build quality of VW, I came out unscathed although the car is totalled' 😠 
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* Indian Roadie Safe Driving Tips 
* Overspeeding In India, 

* Build Quality Of Drivers Brain Matters, 

* Insensitive roadies, 

* Some asses own cars, 

* Some asses deserve public shaming, 

* Stupid Roadie Vlogger 

Roadies being fined on NH44 in Karnal, Haryana for overspeeding, dark glasses, drunk driving, etc in February 2020

Roadies are fined in Karnal, Haryana on NH44 for overspeeding, films on glasses, drunk driving, non-existence of reflector tapes in trucks, etc.

This was a video by 'India Breaking News' from the location where checking was being carried out by Haryana Police personnel on the highway in end February 2020.
It's being mentioned by the police officer on duty that the official speed limit on that stretch is 100 kmph + 5% grace, which makes it 105 kmph. A car doing 106 kmph is fined ₹2000 on the spot.
Cars with dark films on glasses are fined a whooping ₹10000.
Drunk driving cases are referred to the courts.
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Caution: Not all NH in India has an upper speed limit of 100 kmph. Most states/ locations have limits ranging from 40 - 80 kmph.
There are states, viz. West Bengal which don't object to dark glasses.
HP doesn't even allow any writings in the form of stickers on windshields or the body.
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Attention Ministry of Road Transport and Highways:
MORTH has only given a set of directives to all the states and UTs. However, the implementation and interpretation seems to have been left to the ministers and 'babus' of the respective State governments.
With good road infrastructure, people are not left moving around within a town, district or state. With different set of local rules and impromptu interpretations by uncouth cops in different states, the road users are invariably at the receiving end.

Requesting  Nitin Gadkari to do something about it on a war footing and dole out exemplary punishment to erring police and RTO/ PVD officials.
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Women dragged out of cars at night and gangraped in Murthal in February 2016

Haryana goons dragged stranded women to fields, gangraped them near Murthal.

Unidentified goons attacked vehicles and commuters going towards the Delhi NCR. Reports said that at least 10 women were pulled out from cars, molested, stripped and raped by the goons.

Murthal (on NH1) is one destination Delhiites make impromptu travel plans to - be it for long drives or for Sukhdev Dhaba's delicious food.

Women commuters were harassed and even raped near Murthal in Haryana. Vehicles with women passengers were stopped on the National Highway 1 during the early hours of Monday, and women were dragged to nearby fields where they were raped, reported The Tribune.

The Haryana Police, however, dismissed the report as rumour, but eyewitnesses say at least 10 women were sexually assaulted. To make things worse, victims and their family members were advised by the district officials not to report the incident so as to safeguard their 'honour'.

The report throws more light on what exactly happened - 30-odd goons attacked commuters travelling towards Delhi-NCR, set their vehicles ablaze, pulled out women who couldn't flee the car, stripped them and raped. They laid nude in the fields till the time men who accompanied them could find them. The residents of Hassanpur and Kurad rushed to bring clothes and blankets for the victims.

A witness who wanted to keep his identity confidential told The Tribune, "Three women were taken to Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba and united with their families in the presence of senior police officers. They appeared lifeless. District officials who arrived there, instead of investigating the matter, persuaded the families to take the women home. Many were provided transport."

Sukhdev Dhaba was targeted by the goons and tried to set the eatery on fire, but were resisted by the villagers from Hassanpur and Kurad. These people have been camping at the dhaba since Sunday.

Elders from these villages, Hari Krishan of Kurad and Zile Singh of Hassanpur, said there is no point talking about the incident "as the police are sure to shield the criminals and nobody, not even the locals, are safe."

Another dhaba owner, Jai Bhagwan, said four women took refuge inside a water tank near his dhaba. Many victims say senior officers dissuaded them from complaining as "what happened can not be undone". A senior IPS officer rubbished all this as rumours and requested media houses to refrain writing about these incidents.

Source: India Today dated 2016-02-24.