Trying to reach the destination relying on the GPS system can also be the last moment of someone’s life. A car was the victim of an accident in Uttar Pradesh. As a result, 3 friends who were traveling in the car going to the wedding ceremony died. Family members claim that the accident occurred due to the GPS system. Because the car was driving only with the help of the GPS system. However, the police have not issued a statement on whether the accident occurred due to the GPS system or not.
Police simply say that a vehicle fell off the bridge near Ramganga Bridge and was damaged. According to information, Faridpur police and Dataganj Badaun police reached the spot. It seems that the car fell in the middle of the river due to the collapse of the bridge. The bodies of three people were removed from the scene.
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The villagers had reported about the car falling from the bridge.
Police said villagers had reported the car falling off the bridge. After which the police reached the spot, removed the bodies and sent them for autopsy. At the same time, relatives who arrived at the autopsy house stated that all the people in the car were traveling thanks to the GPS. When the train was going over the bridge, suddenly the bridge ended halfway. So the car fell several meters into the river. The relatives also blame the departmental officials for the matter, because the bridge was incomplete and no barricades were installed.
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Car fell from 50 feet high
The accident took place on the incomplete bridge connecting Faridpur-Dataganj of Badaun on Ramganga river in Faridpur police station area. According to information, the three occupants of the car were Kaushal Kumar of Mainpuri, Vivek Kumar of Farrukhabad and Amit. The car came from Dataganj. Meanwhile, the car drove up the incomplete bridge and then fell into the river as soon as the bridge was completed.
