Updated: Sat, 6 Dec 2025 17:43 (IST) Recently, a CCTV footage surfaced of a dumper hitting a couple’s car. After the collision, the couple continued to yearn for help for almost 6 hours…Read More CCTV cameras made it clear that the husband-wife’s car had been hit by a dumper. File photo Jagran Correspondent, Nuh. Police have identified the vehicle that hit the DME near Nowsera village in the vicinity of police post Jaisinghpur, in the case of a man and woman who died in agony on the night of December 2 after an accident. According to the police, it became clear from the CCTV cameras that the car of the man and woman was hit by a dump truck. After the accident, the dumper driver fled the scene. Remove advertisement Read news only After the collision, Rajasthan’s husband and wife continued to suffer in the car for about six hours, but neither the police nor the NGV team contacted them in time to help them. Due to gross negligence of both, the husband and wife hugged each other while screaming and died. People say this is not the first case of negligence on the expressway connecting Delhi with Mumbai. Let us tell you that Lakshmiram and his wife Kusumalata, resident of Kotapuria, Hindon City, district Karoli (Rajasthan), while traveling in Vegnar Kam, were hit hard from behind by the district, near Nowsera village, at around 12 o’clock on the night of December 2, around 12:00, due to which their car ran through the dividing line and went out of control. The vehicle that hit fled the scene. Both man and woman were injured in the accident and could not get out as they were trapped in the car. Due to deep injuries, both of them continued to scream, but meanwhile neither the police team nor the NGV team reached the spot. From which both of them died due to lack of treatment. If the police or NGV team had arrived in time, the man and woman might have been saved as they received treatment. By the time the police reached the scene at around six o’clock in the morning, both were dead. The police identified both of them, informed their next of kin and called them to the spot and registered the case. “With the help of CCTV cameras, the vehicle that collided was identified as a dumper. It will be seized soon and the driver will be arrested.” -Praveen Kumar, Police Station Sadar Nuh