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Car Hits Autorickshaw, Bike in Gwalior, 3 Injured

Speeding car hits vehicles, 3 injured, driver flees. Accident outside SP office sparks concern.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 08 September 2026 at 06:43 pm
Car Hits Autorickshaw, Bike in Gwalior, 3 Injured

A speeding car hit an autorickshaw, a motorcycle, and several other vehicles outside the Superintendent of Police (SP) office in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, on Tuesday, leaving three people injured. The car driver fled the scene with the vehicle after the accident.

The incident occurred on the main road under the University Police Station area. According to preliminary information, the speeding car suddenly went out of control and rammed into the vehicles travelling ahead of it. The impact was so strong that the passenger-filled autorickshaw overturned on the road.

Passers-by immediately helped the injured and took them to a hospital for treatment. Three people, including autorickshaw passenger Bharat Singh Kushwah, suffered injuries. Kushwah later posted a video on social media showing the injured people and damaged vehicles at the accident site.

CCTV footage of the car hitting multiple vehicles surfaced on social media, showing the speeding car striking the autorickshaw and causing it to overturn. The motorcycle and several other vehicles were also damaged in the collision. University Police reached the scene after receiving information and inspected the accident site.

Officers collected footage from CCTV cameras installed nearby as part of the investigation. Police are trying to identify and trace the driver using the Gwalior CCTV footage and the car’s registration number. Searches are also being conducted at possible locations linked to the absconding driver.

No FIR had been registered in the case at the time of filing this report. Police said efforts were underway to identify the accused and arrest him soon. The daytime accident outside the SP office has raised concerns over speeding and traffic enforcement in Gwalior.

The accident has sparked concerns about road safety in the area. The police are urging citizens to follow traffic rules and report any instances of reckless driving. The incident is being investigated, and the police are working to prevent such accidents in the future.

The accident has also highlighted the need for stricter traffic enforcement in Gwalior. The police are planning to increase patrols and install more CCTV cameras to monitor traffic and prevent accidents. The incident has caused concern among citizens, and the police are working to ensure that such accidents do not happen again.

In conclusion, the accident outside the SP office in Gwalior has raised concerns about road safety and traffic enforcement in the area. The police are working to identify the driver and prevent such accidents in the future. The incident has sparked a debate about the need for stricter traffic enforcement and better road safety measures in Gwalior.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the accident in Gwalior?

A speeding car hit an autorickshaw, a motorcycle, and several other vehicles outside the SP office, leaving 3 people injured.

Is the driver of the car identified?

No, the driver is still absconding and the police are trying to identify and trace him using CCTV footage and the car’s registration number.

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