Car overturns thrice in Bhopal, hits another vehicle:One Class 11 student dies, 5 friends injured, one’s leg pierced by tin while going out for tea and snacks

A speeding car overturned three times and collided with another vehicle in Bhopal’s Gehun Kheda area on Friday morning, resulting in the death of a Class 11 student and injuries to five others. The incident occurred around 7:30 a.m. when the car, after losing control, rolled over multiple times before hitting another car coming from the opposite direction. One elderly passenger in the second car was also injured. Police said one of the injured friends is in critical condition. Group of friends had gone out for tea and snacks According to ASI Sunil Tripathi, the deceased, Adityaveer Chaudhary (16), also known as Adi, was a resident of Danish Kunj, Kolar. He was studying in Class 11 at a private school and regularly played badminton between 4 a.m. and 6 a.m. every morning. After playing badminton on Friday, Adi and his friends — Nirman Jaat, Abdullah, Shriyansh, Yuvaraj, and Vishwarod — went out in a Honda City car (registration MP 02 CR 8070) to have tea and breakfast. While returning, near D-Mart in Kolar, the car met with the fatal accident. Witnesses said the vehicle was at high speed when a dog suddenly came in front of it, and the driver lost control while trying to avoid it. The exact cause is still under investigation, and police are examining CCTV footage from nearby cameras. Only son of his parents Adi was the only son of his parents and had a younger sister. His mother is a homemaker, while his father works as a Director at a private insurance company in Mumbai. Originally from Jabalpur, the family had arrived in Bhopal on Thursday and was planning to leave for Jabalpur on Friday to celebrate Diwali. What was supposed to be a festive morning turned into tragedy within hours. Adi’s grandfather was informed and is on his way from Jabalpur to Bhopal. Mother devastated after seeing son’s body After receiving news of her son’s death, Adi’s mother rushed to Gandhi Medical College mortuary. Upon seeing her son’s body, she broke down in tears, crying inconsolably and repeating, “God, please bring my son back.” The post-mortem was completed by Friday afternoon, and police handed over the body to the family.