Dispute on the road and then murder: Two truck drivers from UP clashed in Bihar. A craze ruined the family:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: A shocking case of ‘road rage’ has come to light on National Highway-2 (NH-2). What started as a minor dispute over overtaking turned into a bloody conflict. In this clash between truck drivers of Uttar Pradesh, one driver died on the spot, while the other is now in the custody of the police.

What is the whole matter? (The Tragic Incident)

घटना कैमूर जिले के मोहनिया थाना क्षेत्र के पास की है। According to witnesses and police:

Debate started due to overtaking: Both the truck drivers were residents of Uttar Pradesh and were going towards Kolkata with loaded goods. An argument started between the two in the race to overtake each other on the highway.

Controversy broke out after stopping the car: The anger increased so much that both of them stopped their trucks in the middle of the road. Within no time the matter escalated from abuse to scuffle.

Deadly attack: During the dispute, one driver got angry and attacked the other driver on the head with an iron tool (pana). हमला इतना घातक था कि पीड़ित की मौके पर ही मौत हो गई।

Chaos in the family of the deceased

The deceased driver has been identified as a resident of Chandauli district of Uttar Pradesh. वह अपने परिवार का एकमात्र कमाने वाला सदस्य था। As soon as information about the incident was received, there was an outcry among the family members. The deceased is survived by his wife and small children, whose future now seems in darkness.

Police Action

Kaimur police took immediate action and arrested the accused driver. Police have also seized the weapon and truck used in the murder. Police say that a case of murder has been registered against the accused and the process of sending him to jail has been started.

Why are cases of road rage increasing on the highway?

Experts believe that long distance drivers lack of sleep, mental stress and heat Due to this, irritability increases, which often leads to such violent incidents. The police have appealed to the drivers to be patient and not to take law into their hands in case of any dispute.