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SUV in BJP Candidate Karan Bhushan Singh's Convoy Kills Two Children in Gonda
May 29, 2024, 07:01 AM
A tragic incident occurred in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, where a vehicle in the convoy of Karan Bhushan Singh, the BJP candidate for the Kaiserganj Lok Sabha seat, ran over two children, resulting in their deaths. The accident took place near Baikunth Degree College on Colonelganj-Huzoorpur road. Two other individuals were injured in the incident. The police have seized the vehicle and taken the bodies of the deceased into custody. An FIR has been registered based on complaints from the victims' families, and an investigation is underway. The SUV involved in the incident hit a bike. Karan Bhushan Singh is the son of Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.
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