Rajasthan CM Convoy / Car coming from the wrong side collided with CM's convoy, 7 policemen injured

Rajasthan CM Convoy: A major accident happened with the convoy of Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma in Jaipur on Wednesday. A car, which was coming from the wrong side, collided with the convoy of the CM near the NRI Circle of Jagatpura. 9 people including 7 policemen were injured in this accident. CM Bhajanlal himself admitted the injured to the hospital.

Reason for the accident

It is being told that the traffic was kept normal while the convoy of Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma was passing. The CM had already instructed that the traffic should not be stopped for his convoy so that the general public does not face inconvenience. For this reason the traffic was on and then suddenly a car coming from the wrong side hit the convoy vehicle.

Human aspect of the Chief Minister

Immediately after the accident, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma got down from the car and took stock of the situation. Among the injured, 7 policemen and two other people sitting in the car were seriously injured. The Chief Minister immediately took the injured to the hospital with him and ensured arrangements for their treatment.

Role of car driver and police investigation

The police have taken the car that hit the car into custody and are assessing the condition of the driver. Initial investigations have revealed that the driver is also injured. The police are investigating what was the real cause of the accident and whether driving on the wrong side was due to negligence.

Questions on CM's route line policy

Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has refused to take route lines during his convoy to save the public from inconvenience. Although this step is commendable, this incident has raised questions on security management.

Conclusion

While this incident shows the sensitivity and humanity of the Chief Minister, it also highlights the need for improvement in security and traffic management. The police are investigating this incident, and it is hoped that better steps will be taken to prevent such incidents.