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A Delhi biker dies in a suspected pothole accident, raising road safety concerns and sparking a jurisdictional dispute over repairs. Authorities continue investigations.

Delhi Biker Dies; Pothole Blamed for Fatal Crash

A biker in Delhi dies in a suspected pothole-related incident, leading to road safety concerns and jurisdictional disputes over road repairs.

Tragedy in Delhi: Biker dies in suspected pothole accident

A motorcyclist in Delhi died after a suspected pothole-related accident, sparking a dispute over road repair responsibilities and raising road safety concerns.

In a tragic incident in south Delhi's Tigri area, 37-year-old Rashid Khan, a motorcyclist, succumbed to a fatal head injury, possibly sustained while trying to avoid a pothole.
Despite having a helmet, police report that Khan was not wearing it at the time of the accident, carrying it in his hand instead.
The mishap occurred near Sangam Vihar, where Khan was found lying with a severe head wound adjacent to his bike and helmet. He was promptly transported to the AIIMS trauma centre but was pronounced dead upon arrival.
The injury was described as a four-inch long and 1.5-inch deep gash.
Investigations are currently underway to determine whether Khan&rsquo;s death resulted from a fall caused by the pothole or if a hit-and-run might have been involved.
The absence of CCTV coverage in the area complicates the inquiry. Preliminary assessments suggest that Khan was traveling at speed without his helmet secured, lost control, and fell into a sewage-filled, six-inch-deep pothole.
Authorities are also exploring the possibility that the fatal incident may have involved another vehicle, potentially implicating rash driving as a contributing factor. The precise cause of death will be ascertained following an autopsy.
This unfortunate event has sparked a jurisdictional dispute between the Public Works Department (PWD) and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) regarding responsibility for repairing the hazardous road.
A PWD official noted previous communications with DMRC urging road repairs, yet conditions remained perilous. Recently, PWD engineers were directed to undertake repairs and charge expenses to DMRC.
Conversely, a DMRC spokesperson asserted that the location of the accident falls beyond their jurisdiction, maintaining there is no obligation for them to address the issue.
Rashid Khan, who lived with his mother, worked at a private firm with a monthly income of approximately Rs 25,000. His family has voiced suspicions of foul play, suggesting potential murder due to alleged threats Khan had received. Additionally, they noted Khan rarely traveled on the route where the incident occurred.
This developing story raises critical questions about road safety and jurisdictional accountability in urban infrastructure maintenance. Authorities continue to investigate all angles of this tragic case.

Let's get ready for the hell party because it is time for Bikercore fad! Yes, this officially means you can carry leather from head to toe.

Fashion trend: Bikercore fashion is back again; it's time to dress up in leather from head to toe

Hell yes, queens! Bikercore is here. Period

Let's get ready for the hell party because it is time for Bikercore fad! Yes, this officially means you can cover yourself in leather from head to toe.

We loved Barbiecore till it lasted but now it's time for Bikercore. Yes, the Biker fashion trend is back again and it's time to pack away your PP Pinks and take out your best fits for the Hell party!&nbsp;
'Tis the season to flaunt your all-leather attire and dress up as the 'baddest' of the hell angels out there.&nbsp;
The basics that you need to flex your hell game are cargo pants, leather jackets and your long, sporty boots (even the thigh-high ones). There you go, all set to ace the Bikercore trend!
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In a freak accident, a member of politician Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car.
The incident was caught on camera by another person riding in the Bhim Army chief's entourage.&nbsp;The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Shailendra Ahirwar, a resident of Semadhana village.
The accident occurred near Ratona village on the Sagar-Bhopal Road in Madhya Pradesh on April 24.&nbsp;In the video, the victim's bike can be seen first hitting a cow at high speed.&nbsp;The riders were thrown onto the road.&nbsp;Just then a car passed the spot, running over the teenager.
Ahirwar was rushed to a hospital but died while undergoing treatment.

Biker hits cow, falls, run over by car in Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's entourage near Bhopal

Freak accident caught on camera. Biker hits cow, falls, run over by car in Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy near Bhopal


Biker hits cow, falls, run over by car in Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy near Bhopal

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 In a freak accident, a member of politician Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car. The incident was caught on camera by another person riding in the Bhim Army chief's entourage. The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Shailendra Ahirwar, a resident of Semadhana village. The accident occurred near Ratona village on the Sagar-Bhopal Road in Madhya Pradesh on April 24. In the video, the victim's bike can be seen first hitting a cow at high speed. The riders were thrown onto the road. Just then a car passed the spot, running over the teenager. Ahirwar was rushed to a hospital but died while undergoing treatment.
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CAPTIONS Freak accident near MP's Bhopal Mishap hit Bhim Army convoy Bike hit cow, riders thrown on road Teenager run over by SUV 18-yr-old Shailendra died

<div class="elementToProof">In a freak accident, a member of Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car near Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh.</div>

In a freak accident, a member of politician Chandrashekhar Azad's convoy died after hitting a cow, and then getting run over by a car.
The incident was caught on camera by another person riding in the Bhim Army chief's entourage.&nbsp;The deceased was identified as 18-year-old Shailendra Ahirwar, a resident of Semadhana village.
The accident occurred near Ratona village on the Sagar-Bhopal Road in Madhya Pradesh on April 24.&nbsp;In the video, the victim's bike can be seen first hitting a cow at high speed.&nbsp;The riders were thrown onto the road.&nbsp;Just then a car passed the spot, running over the teenager.
Ahirwar was rushed to a hospital but died while undergoing treatment.

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