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Jaipur: A teacher was hit by a truck in Rajasthan’s capital Jaipur on Wednesday evening. The teacher died in this accident which took place around 4 pm. The accident was so gruesome that the teacher’s body was cut into pieces. The police collected it in a bag. The accident took place within the Galtagate police station limits. The incident took place near Surajpol food market.
The name of the teacher was Shanim Saxena (44). She lived in Amer Kunda. She was a teacher in Maheshwari Public School. After the accident, the truck driver absconded from the spot. Shanim was going home on a scooty at 4 o’clock in the evening. At that time, a truck hit him from behind on Delhi Road. The truck stopped at some distance after the people around shouted. After that, the driver of the truck absconded. Shanim’s house was 15 km from the school. The accident took place 10 kilometers away from his house,’ informed Assistant Senior Inspector Nekichand of Galagate Police Station.
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Two hours before the accident, Shanim had a conversation with her husband Pankaj Mathur. Shanim called Pankaj and said that he will reach home by 5:30. But before that, Pankaj got a call from the police. The police told Pankaj that your wife is no longer in this world. As soon as they heard it, the ground moved under their feet.
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Mukesh Saini, who witnessed the accident, said that the road where the accident took place on Delhi Road was in bad condition. Accidents are constantly happening here due to road erosion. Many letters were written to the municipality for this. However, Saini said that there was no improvement. The potholes on the roads caused the teacher to lose her balance. At the same time, she was hit by a truck coming from behind.
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