Bengal dancer, trying to get rid of drunk men who drive her away in a road accident

Kolkata:

In a shocking incident in the West Bengal, a professional in the dancer management as she died early, while her vehicle met with an accident when the driver increased speed and took evasive measures to save her from young drunkards who he drives them away.

The victim was identified as the Sutandra Chattopadhyay, a resident of Chandernagor from the Hoogly district of the West Bengal. Four passengers traveling with the vehicle received minor wounds.

The accused young people are still on the run, although the police have confiscated the vehicle. The police are trying to watch and verify the filming of CCTV cars installed there.

According to a statement given by the driver of the vehicle, Rajedeo Sharma, the police, as well as by the media, Chattopadhyay, along with her colleagues, started from Chandannagar for Gaya Bihar for a professional mission on Sunday.

“We stopped at a petrol pump on the Budbud national highway, in the East Burdwan district, to fill the tank and vehicle where the young drunkards also arrived. I ignored them and started for our destination, “he added.

However, the driver said he noticed the same vehicle then traveling the drunk up the vehicle. “They were chased away a long distance to Pangarh. Suddenly, they tried to block our way by overcoming our vehicle and, in this process, there was a collision between the two vehicles,” said Sharma.

In a desperate attempt to escape, Sharma changed his direction and tried to enter a job adjacent to a rice factory there, but lost control of the vehicle, which returned upside down after hit a public urinary and then an scrap iron store.

“The lady died on the spot,” Sharma said.

The corroboration of his statement, Chattopadhyay’s colleague, a world mind, who was also in the vehicle, said that the young people were in a totally drunk condition, and their approach was quite aggressive from the beginning.

“They took unimpressed showers to her. I ignored them to avoid extra chaos. But I never thought their car would hit ours to stop it,” she added.

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