Uttarakhand / Pauri : Car of election workers returning to Dehradun from duty fell into a ditch, one dead, 3 injured
In view of the Uttarakhand assembly elections, the car of the employees on duty has crashed in Pauri. After the polling was over and the EVMs were deposited in the control room, the four workers were returning to their homes in Dehradun. But his car went out of control and fell into a ditch on the Pauri-Devprayag road. In this accident, one person in the car has died, while 3 people have been injured. The local people rescued and pulled out the injured. After this they have been admitted to the district hospital, in view of the serious condition of one of them has been sent to the Higher Center. Pauri District Magistrate Vijaykumar Jogdande has confirmed the incident.
According to the information received, after depositing the EVM machines after the election duty, four people in a vehicle came out towards Dehradun. SDM Sadar Akash Joshi said that a vehicle crashed this morning on Pauri-Devprayag motorway. He told that the election duty of these four people was engaged in different areas of Nainidanda block. After collecting the election goods, all these people were returning to their homes in Dehradun. Then this accident happened on the way.
According to the revenue police, Ranveer Singh Negi (50) son of Trilok Singh resident- Bhaniyawala, Dehradun has died in the accident. Jai Singh (54 years) son Ranjit Singh resident – Suman Vihar, Rishikesh, Surendra Singh Rawat (54 years) son Bhola Singh resident of Hathibarkala, Dehradun and Narendra Gusai (45 years) son Anand Singh resident of Vikas Nagar Dehradun are seriously injured. .
Let us inform that the polling was completed peacefully in 568 polling booths of Badrinath, Tharali and Karnprayag in all the three assemblies of Chamoli district. Polling parties around the district headquarters reached Strong Room Gopeshwar Mahavidyalaya till late Monday night.
The EVMs were kept under tight security here under the supervision of the Chief Electoral Officer and the SP. Polling parties of remote areas reached the strong room of the college, Gopeshwar, on Tuesday.
