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Bengaluru: Two fall to death as car hits bike on flyover

By ANI | Updated: September 15, 2021 11:05 IST

Two people died in a road accident that took place on Tuesday on the Electronic City flyover in Bengaluru, informed the Karnataka police.

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Two people died in a road accident that took place on Tuesday on the Electronic City flyover in Bengaluru, informed the Karnataka police.

According to the Police, the incident took place on Tuesday night when a man and a woman, who were on a bike, were hit by a speeding car and thrown off the Electronics City flyover.

"Both man and the woman died on the spot due to the severe injuries. Meanwhile, the driver of the car who has been identified as Nitesh, is also injured and admitted to a private hospital," said the police.

"A case has been registered in Electronic city police station under section 279 and 304 (A)," police added.

( With inputs from ANI )

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