Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh: A shocking news has been reported from the banking industry. Arun Panwar, an assistant manager at the Central Bank of India, died in a road accident on the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway in the Chhutmalpur area of Saharanpur on Saturday.
He was just 32 years old and was going through the Biharigarh area on his bike. The accident occurred near the Biharigarh police station. Police took him to the Fatehpur Community Health Center in critical condition, where doctors declared him dead.
Arun Panwar, originally from New Colony, Moradabad, had recently transferred from Panaji, Goa, to the Central Bank branch in Vikasnagar, Dehradun. On Saturday, due to a bank holiday, he was traveling to the Biharigarh area for some work. He met with the accident at around 11 a.m.
According to the police, it is not clear yet whether Arun Panwar’s bike collided with some vehicle or the accident happened due to skidding of the bike. The police is gathering information about the case and efforts are being made to find out the reasons of the accident.
On receiving information about the accident, the police reached the spot and took the injured Arun Panwar to Fatehpur CHC. After examination, the doctors declared him dead.
Behat Police Commissioner Priya Yadav said the family has been informed of the incident. The family has already left Moradabad. Upon their arrival, further necessary action will be taken, including identification of the body.
The incident has left the family devastated. It is deeply painful to see a young man lose his life in such tragic and unnatural circumstances. We advise all our readers to drive slowly and safely, as the monsoon season has increased the risks on the roads.
