The deceased students hailed from Agra and were living in Wazirabad, preparing for competitive exams.
The deceased, Prashant Tripathi, had returned from Uttar Pradesh after performing the last rites of his grandfather there and was headed to Kurla from Bandra when the incident happened. (Representational Image)
New Delhi: Going to Murthal to eat parantha turned tragic for two students who were killed by a PCR van coming from the opposite direction.
The deceased students hailed from Agra and were living in Wazirabad, preparing for competitive exams. The two friends were identified as Amarjeet (20) and Narender Chaudhery (24).
Probe reveals that the two left for Murthal on their bike at around 12.30 am on Saturday night. However, a PCR van collided head-on with the bike at the highway and the two were tossed in the air. The two died instantly.
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