Etawah Bus Stand Chaos: Roadways Bus Smashes Parked Car, Owner Alleges Murder Attempt
A Saifai Depot bus crashed into a parked Scorpio at Etawah bus stand. The owner claims the driver was drunk and intentionally tried to kill him.
A routine day at the Etawah roadways bus stand turned into a scene of conflict and chaos on Monday when a Saifai Depot bus collided with a parked vehicle. While the crash caused significant material damage, the aftermath has sparked a serious legal dispute, with the car owner alleging that the accident was not a mistake but a deliberate attempt to kill.
The Collision at Midday
The incident unfolded at approximately 12:00 PM on Monday within the premises of the roadways bus stand. According to reports, a roadways bus (registration number UP 78 JN 9897) belonging to the Saifai Depot crashed into a Scorpio (registration number UP 75 AN 0281) that was parked near the parcel office.
The impact was severe, leaving one side of the Scorpio heavily damaged. The vehicle belongs to Suraj Singh Bhadauria, who holds the position of in-charge at AVG Logistic Parcel.
Serious Allegations of Intoxication and Intent
What began as a traffic accident quickly escalated into a criminal allegation. Suraj Singh Bhadauria has leveled grave charges against the bus driver and the conductor. He claims that the crew members were under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident.
Going beyond mere negligence, Bhadauria has alleged that the collision was an intentional act. He expressed deep concern and fear, stating that there was a calculated attempt to cause harm to both his property and his life.
CCTV Evidence and Investigation
While the allegations of intoxication and malicious intent have not yet been independently verified by authorities, digital evidence has come to light. CCTV footage of the crash has emerged, capturing the movements of the bus leading up to the impact.
Investigators are expected to scrutinize the footage to determine whether the driver lost control due to impairment or if the vehicle's trajectory suggests a deliberate maneuver. The recording will be pivotal in deciding whether the case remains a matter of accidental damage or transitions into a criminal investigation for attempted harm.