Hyderabad, Mar 3 (Maxim News): An Inter student’s passion for a sports bike took his life. A horrific road accident took place on the outskirts of Nagole. The speeding bike lost control and hit the divider. One person died and the other was seriously injured in the incident. A fun bike ride by two friends who were writing their Inter exams ended in tragedy. They met with an accident while speeding on a sports bike. The deceased has been identified as Vishnuvardhan and the injured student as Usha Kiran (16).
Both the students are studying in the first year of MPC in a private college in Kothapet. Usha Kiran (16), who had rented a KTM sports bike (TS 07 HL 1122) from NGOS Colony after writing the maths exam yesterday (Monday), was riding it while Vishnuvardhan was sitting behind. While riding in the suburbs for a photo session, the bike lost control and hit the divider. Vishnuvardhan died on the spot due to severe head injuries. It is believed that Usha Kiran’s leg and arm were broken.
The accident took place on the 100-foot road of Fathullaguda under the limits of Nagole police station. At the same time, another friend of theirs, Manideep, called and the matter came to light. Nagole police registered a case and took up the investigation. Vishnuvardhan’s body was taken to the government hospital for postmortem. The injured Usha Kiran was also taken to a local hospital for treatment. (Maxim News)
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