Horrific: Doctor, 3 others die in BMW chasing 300kmph on Facebook live
Lucknow: A viral video on social media showing four persons in the car, the desperate lines '300 Maar' and 'Charo Marenge' became the whispered goodbye of a doctor, engineer, and two others who died after their BMW car crashed at 230 kmph on Uttar Pradesh's Purvanchal Expressway.
The video circulating on the internet shows four persons in a car, and one of the victims in the car said, 'Charo Marenge' influencing the other victim who was driving the car to speed up and drive at 300 kmph. However, right after speeding the car to 230 kmph, the car was hit by a container truck coming from the opposite side and four of them died on the spot.
The deceased were all in their 30s and have been identified as Dr Anand Prakash, a professor at a private medical college, Akhilesh Singh, a realtor, Deepak Kumar, an engineer and a businessman named Mukesh. All four of them are residents of Bihar.
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According to the police, Dr Anand was driving when one of the victims sitting on his left side was live-streaming on Facebook, showing the luxury car's speedometer. While Dr Anand was driving, the passenger said to increase the speed to 300 kmph. As a result, Dr Anand asked them to fasten their seatbelt and sped the car. The car was coming from Sultanpur to Delhi.
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