CM Sarma expressed his deepest condolences to the family members of the deceased and assured medical assistance for the critically injured.
Digital Desk: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed sorrow over the loss of lives following the fatal traffic accident that killed seven Assam Engineering College (AEC) students on Monday.
CM Sarma expressed his deepest condolences to the family members of the deceased and assured medical assistance for the critically injured.
CM Sarma Twitter,“Extremely anguished by the loss of young and precious lives in the road accident at Jalukbari. My deepest condolences to their parents and families. Have spoken to authorities at GMCH. All possible medical assistance is being provided to those injured.”
Earlier today, at least seven students from Assam Engineering College (AEC) have been killed in a road accident that took place in the Jalukbari flyover on Sunday night.
The incident took place when a speeding Mahindra Scorpio in which they were travelling lost control and hit a divider before hitting another parked vehicle on Jalukbari Flyover road.
The Scorpio is registered with the number AS-01-FK-9605.
As per the sources, the senior police officers rushed to the scene and rescued the dead and injured, and sent them to hospital. Four people, including the driver and handyman of the Bolero pickup van, are in critical condition.
Sources claimed that the two vehicles were cut down to rescue the injured and killed.
It is further reported that the students were under the influence of alcohol and bottles of liquor recovered from the Scorpio.
Following are the students who have been killed in the accident:
· Arindam Bhowal and Niyor Deka from Guwahati
· Kaushik Mohan from Sivasagar
· Upangshu Sarmah from Nagaon
· Raj Kiran Bhuyan from Majuli
· Emon Barua from Dibrugarh
· Kaushik Baruah from Mangaldoi
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