Atiq Ahmed’s Son Abaan Killed in Jhansi Road Accident

Atiq Ahmed’s son Abaan likely to be buried near father’s grave in Prayagraj after Friday prayers

Atiq Ahmed’s youngest son, Abaan Ahmed, died in a road accident in Jhansi, with another occupant also killed and three people injured, Times Now reports. The car was travelling from Prayagraj towards…

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Atiq Ahmed’s youngest son, Abaan Ahmed, died in a road accident in Jhansi, with another occupant also killed and three people injured, Times Now reports. The car was travelling from Prayagraj towards Jhansi to meet Abaan’s jailed brother Ali Ahmed when it allegedly hit a divider. Police have begun investigating the crash and are examining the vehicle.

Atiq Ahmed’s Son Abaan Killed in Jhansi Road Accident

Hindustan Times reports that Abaan’s body is being kept at Jhansi Medical College for post-mortem before being handed to relatives. His burial is expected after Friday prayers at Prayagraj’s Kasari Masari graveyard, near his father’s grave. Police have increased surveillance because Abaan’s mother, Shaista Parveen, is absconding in the Umesh Pal murder case. The outlets differ on timing, with Times Now saying Wednesday night and Hindustan Times saying Thursday morning.

Atiq Ahmed’s Son Abaan Killed in Jhansi Road Accident

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The family name may invite sensational claims, from treating the crash as proof of foul play to using the funeral as another crime spectacle. Neither is supported by the reports. The immediate facts are a fatal collision, one surviving family member in jail and an investigation still under way. Police should publish the post-mortem findings and accident reconstruction, while protecting mourners without turning the burial into a media trial. The vehicle inspection and final cause of the crash will matter more than speculation.


Sources (2): hindustantimes.com, timesnownews.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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