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Pune: Two-wheeler rider killed in collision with PMPL bus on BRT route

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: August 21, 2023 12:08 IST

Speeding bike hits PMPL bus on BRT route, killing rider Rishikesh Bhimrao Bhalerao (26) near Dhore Patil Bridge. Tragic collision with bus at Dange Chowk.

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A fatal incident occurred when a speeding bike collided with a PMPL (Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited) bus on the BRT  route, resulting in the demise of Rishikesh Bhimrao Bhalerao (26), the two-wheeler ride

The accident unfolded at approximately 1:30 pm on Saturday at Dhore Patil Bridge on the BRT route. Ashok Bibhishan Gaikwad (43), a resident of Alandi, lodged a complaint at Sangvi police station regarding the tragic event. Police reports indicate that Gaikwad was en route from Chinchwad depot to PMC with a PMPL bus under his possession. Around 2 pm, as Dange Chowk passed through the BRT route, Bhalerao collided with the PMPL bus head-on. The collision proved fatal, leading to Bhalerao's untimely demise.

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