Car mows down 2 friends on scooter in Indore:Thrown 30 feet away; family alleges murder

In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, a speeding car hit two youths riding an Activa. In the accident, one youth died, while the other is seriously injured. Both youths sustained head and body injuries. The incident was captured on CCTV camera. The case falls under the Tukoganj police station. According to information, the deceased has been identified as 23-year-old Anas Abbasi, a resident of Khajrana, while the injured youth’s name is Zubair (32). Zubair’s both legs are fractured. He has been admitted to a local hospital, where his treatment is ongoing. 3 pictures related to the accident Scooter destroyed Residents said that the collision on MG Road around 2:30 AM on Thursday night was so horrific that both youths were thrown into the air, flew over the car, and landed about 30 feet away on the footpath. Meanwhile, the scooter was destroyed. The car was also damaged. CCTV footage shows two youths riding a scooter. During this, a speeding car passes by them and knocks them down. Both youths fall to the ground, covered in blood. After hitting them, the car driver flees. Anas was the only son Anas Abbasi was the only son of his parents. He worked as a photographer. His father had died two years ago due to illness. The injured Zuber works in car decoration. His wedding is scheduled in about 20 days. After the accident, the family members are severely traumatised. Family suspects murder After the accident, Gulrez, a relative of the deceased, stated that his nephew had gone to drink tea around 2:30 AM when the accident occurred. According to him, the incident seemed suspicious, and his nephew might have been murdered. He has demanded strict action from the police. Police registered a case Tukoganj TI Jitendra Yadav said that a case has been registered. The car is in police custody. The accused is absconding. The investigation revealed that the car had a fake number plate. The causes of the accident are being investigated. The accused are being identified.