Guwahati Road Accident: 7 AEC Students Died, Several Injured in Road Mishap in Jalukbari

GUWAHATI: At least seven Assam Engineering College (AEC) students have tragically perished in a vehicle accident that occurred in the early hours of Monday in Guwahati's Jalukbari neighbourhood.

Ten people were in the car that the students had rented when the accident happened, according to sources.

According to a report, they were travelling in a Scorpio car with the licence plate As 01 GC 8829 when the driver lost control, crossed over a divider, and collided with a Bolero DI pickup van in the opposite lane on the Guwahati side of the Jalukbari Flyover road at 1 in the morning.

The students that killed in the collision are listed below:

Arindam Bhallal from Guwahati

Niyor Deka from Golaghat

Kaushik Mohan from Charaideo

Upangshu Sarmah from Nagaon

Rajkiran Bhuyan from Majuli

Emon Gayan from Dibrugarh

Kaushik Baruah from Mangaldoi

Moreover, all three people in the DI vehicle were also sent to GMCH for immediate treatment at the same time.

Taking on Twitter, Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma wrote, "Extremely anguished by the loss of young and precious lives in the road accident at Jalukbari. My deepest condolences to their parents and families.

Have spoken to authorities at GMCH. All possible medical assistance is being provided to those injured.”

On the other hand, on May 20, a bike rider lost his life in a deadly traffic collision at Haripur, in the Nalbari district of Assam. The incident happened early on Sunday morning. Tragically, a rider lost control and sent his bike careening into a ditch.

As a result, the victim, Asmat Ullah, a native of Baghbar in Barpeta, passed away immediately. On 19 May, a speeding car crashed with a motorbike in a terrible incident that happened at National Highway 15 in Assam's Dhemaji, killing the biker.

The event occurred in Dhemaji's Silikhaguri on the National Highway, resulting death of Niranjan Bordoloi and seriously injuring Niranjan's wife. The impact of the two vehicles' accident and the substantial damage it.

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