
A three-year-old girl was killed in Gurugram's Sector-46 on Tuesday evening when a resident reversing his Mahindra XEV-9e ran over her while she played with other children on an empty plot. The driver fled and has not been arrested, police said Wednesday. An FIR under sections 106 and 281 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita was filed at Sector-50 police station on the father's complaint.

Separately, Hindustan Times reports five people died in four other hit-and-run accidents across Gurugram between Monday and Tuesday. A truck rammed into an illegally parked trailer on the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway, killing two. A school bus hit and ran over a scooterist in Sector-83. A container truck killed a man on the KMP Expressway. A pickup truck dragged a woman to death on Dhanwapur Road. Drivers fled in all cases.
In Mumbai, a 16-year-old boy driving a car hit two women in Nalasopara East, killing Shreya Misal (32) and injuring Pragati More (36). Police detained the minor and booked the vehicle owner for allowing him to drive. The teenager told police he accidentally pressed the accelerator while trying to move the car a few feet. Beer bottles were found in the vehicle, according to the victim's husband.
Hindustan Times reports both Gurugram and Mumbai hit-and-runs in a neutral-report style, listing FIR sections, victim details, and police statements without editorialising. The coverage does not question traffic enforcement or driver accountability beyond the official account. The key takeaway is that in all six accidents the drivers fled, and none has been arrested. Readers should watch for whether the suspects are apprehended and whether charges are upgraded.
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