The tractor went out of control as soon as it was started, trampling the sister-in-law and sister-in-law who were warming the bonfire; Died on the spot Updated: Sun, 30 Nov 2025 08:35 (IST) Sister-in-law and sister-in-law, who were warming the bonfire in Banda, were crushed by a tractor, killing both of them instantly. While starting the tractor, it went out of control. A Nephi was also injured in the accident and was hospitalized. The police are investigating the case Jagran Correspondent, Banda. The sister-in-law and sister-in-law who were warming the bonfire were crushed by a tractor. Both died in the accident. The accident occurred when an attempt was made to start the tractor with Jugaad. The nephew of the women was also injured in the accident. He was referred to the district hospital from CHC Baberu. Remove advertisement Read only the news Parvati, 45-year-old wife of Buddha Vilas, resident of Majra Amraiha Purva of Berraon village, warmed a bonfire outside the house at 08:30 on Sunday morning along with her 60-year-old sister-in-law Bitti alias women Bituwa, resident of Parsauli town, and other resident of Parsauli town. A short distance away, Dev Kumar, 35-year-old son of brother-in-law Shivlochan, was starting the tractor parked in front, but his tractor did not start. With this, after putting the tractor in gear, he started to turn it on with the help of wire. Meanwhile, once the tractor started, it continued uncontrollably. First, Dev Kumar was injured when the tractor wheel ran over his leg. Hearing her scream, the women warming the bonfire ran to protect themselves, but Bitti and Parvati were hit by the tractor and crushed to death. However, the tractor continued to stop. A crowd of family members and villagers gathered at the spot. Family members took all three including sister-in-law and sister-in-law to CHC Baberu. Where the doctors declared both sister-in-law and sister-in-law dead. When Dev Kumar’s condition became critical, he was referred to the district hospital after first aid. The family member told that he was cleaning the tractor which had started. The accident occurred as a result of the tractor moving forward uncontrollably due to the wrench slipping from the hand and falling into the clutch. Baberu Kotwali Inspector Rajendra Singh Rajawat said that the tractor was parked under the supervision of the police. On receipt of the complaint, a case will be registered.