Gurgaon: A 30-year-old engineer died after his bike was hit by an unidentified vehicle on NH-8 when he was heading from his workplace in Kankrola to IMT Manesar on Thursday.According to police, Jalaj Agnihotri — a resident of Ashok Vihar Phase 1 — was on his way back home from a metal sheet company wheere he ws working. Police said Friday was his last working day in the company.Passersby informed the police, who reached the spot and rushed him to Aarvy hospital. Agnihotris brother, Sameer Kumar, also the complainant in the case, said, Jalaj met with the accident on NH8 near Kherki Daula. I was informed about it by police. Upon reaching the spot, I found my brother lying in a pool of blood. He had lost blood due to severe injuries and died while undergoing treatment. We anticipate that the victims bike was hit by an unknown vehicle from behind. We have scanned the nearby areas for CCTV cameras but could not find any, Sandeep, assistant sub-inspector from Kherki Daula police station, said. An FIR has been registered against the unknown accused at the Kherki Daula police station under sections 279 (driving recklessly) and 304A(death by negligence) of the IPC on Friday. According to a report, accidents on theNH-8 have claimed 71 lives in the first six months of the year, .We also published the following articles recentlyMP: Lokayukta Police nabs Public Works Department executive engineerAn executive engineer associated with the Public Works Department in Madhya Pradesh has been apprehended by the special police establishment of Madhya Pradesh Lokayukta. The engineer, PK Gupta, allegedly demanded and accepted a bribe of Rs 15,000 from a contractor. Gupta had demanded a kickback of Rs 75,000 for clearing a pending bill of Rs 3 lakh for electrical fittings at the Bhind Collectors residence. The Lokayukta Police intervened and apprehended Gupta while he was accepting Rs 15,000 from the contractor. Gupta attempted to feign a medical emergency but was examined by medical professionals at the scene.Traffic police cracks the whip on illegally rented vehiclesThe traffic cell of Goa police has launched a week-long campaign to curb unauthorised rentals of private bikes and cars. Multiple offenders have been apprehended. Akshat Kaushal, IPS, stated that legal action is being taken against vehicles not authorised for rent. The traffic cell is focused on raising awareness and executing the drive diligently without disrupting law-abiding tourists. Comprehensive figures on the number of vehicles violating regulations have not been compiled yet.

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