
A hit-and-run in Hyderabad's Hydershakote area killed a 47-year-old retired Army jawan, Ravinder, and injured two others early Monday. Police say an unidentified XUV rammed into three two-wheelers around 5:30 am before…
A hit-and-run in Hyderabad's Hydershakote area killed a 47-year-old retired Army jawan, Ravinder, and injured two others early Monday. Police say an unidentified XUV rammed into three two-wheelers around 5:30 am before fleeing. The injured were taken to hospital, their condition not immediately available. Authorities are examining CCTV footage to trace the vehicle and driver, and a case has been registered. The incident has renewed concerns over road safety on the city's outskirts, where early-morning visibility and speeding are common risks.
Another hit-and-run, another life lost, Hyderabad’s roads demand more than outrage. The narrative often blames drivers, but systemic failures like poor street lighting, missing CCTV, and lax enforcement are ignored. Until the city maps every black spot and funds round-the-clock patrols, such tragedies remain predictable. The real test: will this case result in more than just an FIR?
Source: hindustantimes.com
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