Police homeguard killed after collision with bus
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In an accident that happened late January 22 evening, a homeguard with the UT Police lost his life while he was on his way to mark his presence at the Homeguard Headquarter, Sector 17. Chotu Ram's motorcycle collided with a bus at the Colony Number 5 Light point. He is survived by three sons and a wife and was the sole bread winner of the family.
A resident of colony number 5, Chotu, aged 50 had left for duty at 10 pm. One of the eye witnesses who had informed the police, Surinder Ram, told Newsline, "I was returning home when the accident happened. Chotu was coming from Colony Number 5 and was going towards Sector 44. A bus came from Sector 43 and was empty. The bus jumped the red light and collided with the motorcycle. As the driver of the bus saw me rushing towards the spot, he fled from the place abandoning the bus".
Surinder Ram called the police and registered a complaint. A PCR vehicle stationed nearby rushed the victim to the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH), Sector 32. Chotu Ram succumbed to his injuries after a few hours.
Vijay Kumar, one of Chotu's sons, said, "The last time I had met my father was when I had come home during the winter break. After that, some of my relatives came to my hostel and told me that my father had met with an accident last night. When I reached home at 7 am I came to know about his demise".
Vijay is a student of Class XI at the Navodyalaya in Sector 25. He said that his elder brother is also studying and younger brother is in Class X.
Shiv Kumar, Chotu's eldest son said, "My father never stopped us from anything. I do not remember him scolding us." Chotu has been working with the Chandigarh Homeguards for the last 20 years.
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