Bike-tragedy in Kuchaman: Two youths dead, one critical after collision following argument; Family alleges murder.

Didwana: In Kuchaman, on their way back from an event, three young men were returning on a bike late Monday night when a car ran them over. Two of them died on spot, and the third was seriously injured and referred to Jaipur. The relatives allege that the young men were murdered. On Tuesday, the relatives sat on a protest.

Bidyad Sarpanch Shravan Kumar Bugalia explained that on Monday evening at 6 o'clock, Rajuram (22), son of Babulal, Chunnilal (24), son of Navratanmal, and Kishanaram (30), son of Nandaram, all residents of Kishangarh (Mangalana), went to see a Fair. They were returning on a bike from Hanumangarh-Kishangarh highway during the night. While returning, they stopped at a hotel in Ranasar to have dinner. Here, they had a verbal altercation with some youths who came in a Scorpio car. It escalated into an argument with exchanges of harsh words. After this incident, around 10:45 PM, a vehicle rammed their bike from behind near Ranasar. The Scorpio and camper car ran over the bike-borne youths. Rajuram and Chunnilal died on the spot, while Kishanaram is currently undergoing treatment in Jaipur. All three were friends and worked in marble industry.

While accusing murder, the relatives denied the post-mortem examination on Tuesday morning. Around 10 AM on Tuesday, they began a sit-in protest outside the mortuary. They claim that the car deliberately hit the bike multiple times with the intention to harm the men. At 2 PM, the relatives reached Kuchaman Police Station and demanded the arrest of the accused.

A large number of police forces have been deployed to deal with any untoward incidents. Along with the relatives, Dalit organizations and several political parties also joined the protest. Former MLA from Parbatsar, Manasingh Kinsariya, BJP leader Gyanaram Ranwa, Babulal Kumawat Palada, Vijay Singh Palada, Govind Meghwal, Pramod Arya, Anil Singh, and Kheta Ram reached the protest site.

The relatives have demanded a CBI investigation into the matter and asked for compensation of 1 crore rupees each for the families of the deceased and the injured, along with government jobs. They warned that if their demands are not met, they will intensify the agitation. In connection to the incident, Kishanaram's uncle Babulal Meghwal reached Kuchaman Police Station and filed a report on Tuesday afternoon at 2 PM.