A major accident was narrowly avoided in Gachibowli area of Hyderabad on Saturday night (28 February 2026). 24 year old young man. Tarun created a ruckus under the influence of alcohol. First of all, he hit a vehicle from behind with his luxury Benz car in Nanakramguda. After this he started running towards Gachibowli without stopping. Traffic constable Narasimhulu, on duty on the way, tried to stop him.
It is being told that when the car did not stop, the constable climbed on the bonnet, but the drunk driver did not stop the car and continued carrying him on the bonnet for some distance. The police reached the spot and arrested the accused. A case has been registered against him under several sections. The video of the incident quickly went viral on social media. In the video, the constable is seen clinging to the bonnet of the car. The people present nearby were scared after seeing this scene.
918 drunk drivers caught
Recently, Hyderabad and Cyberabad traffic police had caught 918 drunk drivers in a single weekend. Three of these people were also sent to jail. Under Section 185 of the Indian Motor Vehicles Act, it is considered an offense if the blood alcohol concentration is more than 30 mg per 100 ml, and if it causes an accident, then strict sections of the Indian Justice Code also apply. More stringent action is taken in case of an accident. At present the accused is in police custody. Constable Narasimhulu was given immediate treatment and his condition is said to be stable.
Road accident in India
According to the report of Data for India, road accidents have become a big problem in India. In the year 2022, there were more than 4.5 lakh road accidents in the country, in which more than 1.5 lakh people lost their lives. However, it is believed that the real number may be even higher. India’s Sample Registration System (SRS) estimates the causes of death by taking information from millions of households in the country. According to this, about 2.7 lakh people died in road accidents in 2022. This number is almost double the official police figures.
