A tragic and high-speed collision near the Moti Nagar drain in the Aravalli Vihar police station area of Alwar resulted in the instant deaths of three young motorcycle riders. The impact of the crash was so severe that it completely demolished a five-foot-high boundary wall of a nearby drain. Following the deadly impact, one of the victims was hurled directly into the deep drain, while the occupants of the car fled the scene immediately. As local authorities examine the site, grieving family members have come forward alleging that the incident was not a mere accident, but a premeditated murder driven by a long-standing personal dispute. Law enforcement agencies have launched a comprehensive multi-angle investigation into the tragedy.
Victims Identified and Initial Police Action
Following the immediate alert, senior police officials rushed to the location to take control of the situation. City Circle Officer Rajesh Kasana and Aravalli Vihar police station in-charge Sunil Tank formally identified the deceased youths as Jitendra alias Chhotu, Yuvraj alias Yuvi, and Himanshu. According to official records, Jitendra was the son of Bajrang Singh Rajput from Chor Dungri. Yuvraj was the son of Nemichand Saini, residing in the Tehsildar Colony area of Chor Dungri, while Himanshu was the son of Dharmendra Sharma from Kala Kuwa. Authorities arranged for the post-mortem examinations of all three victims to determine the exact clinical cause of death.
Grieving Families Allege Premeditated Murder Plot
The tragedy took a grim turn when the families of the deceased rejected the possibility of a routine road mishap. Yuvraj, one of the victims, was the only son of his parents. His father, Nemichand Saini, publicly stated at the district hospital that his child was eliminated under a carefully planned conspiracy. According to the family, Yuvraj was heading toward Moti Nagar on a motorcycle with his two friends to visit a relative named Premchand. The family disclosed that Yuvraj had an ongoing feud with certain local individuals from his own neighborhood, including a person named Sachin मीणा and others. Notably, the car involved in the collision is reportedly registered under the name of Sachin मीणा himself. Relatives asserted that the bike was intentionally struck from behind to settle old scores.
Occupants Abandon Vehicle and Flee the Scene
Eyewitnesses reported that four to five individuals were inside the speeding car when the tragedy occurred, and they abandoned the vehicle at the crash site before escaping. The news of the fatal accident drew a massive crowd of relatives and local residents to the general hospital late into the night. Family members shared poignant details about the victims, noting that Yuvraj had completed his education up to the tenth grade, was a skilled Taekwondo player, and worked at a hotel. Jitendra was the middle of three brothers, had studied up to the eighth grade, and managed work at a hotel and Rangoli Garden. Himanshu was the eldest of two brothers and worked professionally as a bhajan singer. The three victims had been inseparable best friends since childhood, spending most of their time together.
Sharp Turn, Drain Collision, and Ongoing Police Probes
According to eyewitness accounts, both the motorcycle and the car were traveling at dangerously high speeds from the Kali Mori fatak direction toward Lakshmi Nagar, with the motorcycle leading the way. Near a sharp curve behind the Kali Mori GSS, which lies adjacent to a deep drain, the speeding motorcycle lost control, prompting the trailing car to slam violently into it. The deafening crash sent the car smashing into the drain wall, shattering it into pieces and deploying both front airbags. Police are currently evaluating the case from dual perspectives, examining both the accidental factors of the road conditions and the serious murder allegations raised by the families. Investigators are actively probing the car ownership, the identities of the passengers inside the vehicle, and the background of any previous disputes involving the victims.
