Bengaluru: Mother-Child died when unidentified vehicle knocked them down
Bengaluru, September 14: A mother and her child died on the spot when an unidentified vehicle knocked them down in the Hebbal police station limits here on Friday.
The incident happened at Lumbini Garden near Hebbal. The deceased have been identified as Surekha and Aradhya.
Raghu, Surekha and Aradhya were returning home after visiting their relatives house for the festival when the incident happened. Raghu sustained severe injuries, while mother and child died on the spot. Police who registered a case investigating for ascertaining on how the accident was happened.
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