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BTech Engineer Killed in High‑Speed Car Crash Near Katona ITI College, Jamui
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 10 Nov 2026, 01:45 PM
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A high‑speed car collided with a tree and overturned near Katona ITI College in Jamui, Bihar, killing BTech graduate Suprith Kumar Singh and injuring four friends.
On Monday night, a vehicle traveling at high speed crashed into a tree and flipped over on the road near Katona ITI College in the Malipur police‑station area of Jamui district, Bihar. The accident claimed the life of Suprith Kumar Singh, a recent BTech graduate, while four of his companions sustained injuries and were rushed to a nearby hospital.
According to local police, the car was reportedly moving faster than the permissible limit when it struck the tree, causing it to overturn. Emergency services arrived promptly, but Singh could not be revived despite resuscitation attempts.
The injured friends were admitted to the district hospital for treatment of fractures and bruises. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the crash and to assess any possible traffic violations.
The incident has raised concerns about reckless driving in the region, prompting local officials to call for stricter enforcement of speed limits and increased awareness among motorists.
Police have appealed to any witnesses to come forward with information that could aid the investigation.
According to local police, the car was reportedly moving faster than the permissible limit when it struck the tree, causing it to overturn. Emergency services arrived promptly, but Singh could not be revived despite resuscitation attempts.
The injured friends were admitted to the district hospital for treatment of fractures and bruises. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the crash and to assess any possible traffic violations.
The incident has raised concerns about reckless driving in the region, prompting local officials to call for stricter enforcement of speed limits and increased awareness among motorists.
Police have appealed to any witnesses to come forward with information that could aid the investigation.