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Family transports Divit Aulakh’s remains from Jalandhar to Haridwar after fatal road crash
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 12:45 PM
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Relatives of 19‑year‑old Divit Aulakh, who died in a high‑speed road accident in Jalandhar, have taken his remains to Haridwar for final rites.
Divit Aulakh, the 19‑year‑old son of speed‑record holder Dinesh Aulakh, lost his life in a high‑speed road collision on a Jalandhar highway. The accident, reported by local media, involved a vehicle travelling well above the permitted speed limit and resulted in fatal injuries to the young man.
Following the tragedy, Divit’s family, accompanied by his uncle Hani Singh’s nephew, arranged for the transport of his remains to the holy city of Haridwar in Uttarakhand. The convoy reached Haridwar on Saturday, where the family plans to perform the customary cremation rites along the banks of the Ganga.
The journey was documented on social media by a family member identified as Jaji B, who posted a heartfelt message reading, “आखिरी विदाई मेरे सितारे पुत्तर,” expressing grief and reverence for the deceased. No official statements from authorities or further details about the investigation have been released.
Local residents in Jalandhar expressed condolences, noting the Aulakh family’s prominence in regional motor‑sport circles. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about speeding on state highways and the need for stricter enforcement.
Following the tragedy, Divit’s family, accompanied by his uncle Hani Singh’s nephew, arranged for the transport of his remains to the holy city of Haridwar in Uttarakhand. The convoy reached Haridwar on Saturday, where the family plans to perform the customary cremation rites along the banks of the Ganga.
The journey was documented on social media by a family member identified as Jaji B, who posted a heartfelt message reading, “आखिरी विदाई मेरे सितारे पुत्तर,” expressing grief and reverence for the deceased. No official statements from authorities or further details about the investigation have been released.
Local residents in Jalandhar expressed condolences, noting the Aulakh family’s prominence in regional motor‑sport circles. The incident underscores ongoing concerns about speeding on state highways and the need for stricter enforcement.