Speeding Punjab Roadways bus tears car into 2 pieces
Express news service : Chandigarh, Tue Nov 20 2012, 01:51 hrs
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Pramod sustained fracture in his ribs, minor bruises and a minor head injury. "The doctors have given him a clean chit. All his X-ray and CT-scan reports were normal except for a fracture in his ribs," said DD Taneja.
Pramod's father Des Raj said, "I talked to Pramod on phone and he informed me about the accident. I rushed to the hospital".
The officials from Punjab Roadways visited the police station Sector 31 and have assured that the accused driver will be produced to the police.
Pramod, the victim of the accident, while talking to Newsline said, "When I was being dragged by the bus, I thought it was the end. All I remember is getting hit by a bus and then in the hospital. I have no idea who brought me here".
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