Speed Records owner Dinesh Aulakh’s son Divit Aulakh and Aarav Talwar die in tragic Jalandhar road accident
Speed Records founder Dinesh Aulakh’s son Divit Aulakh and Aarav Talwar die in a tragic Jalandhar road accident after their car crashes into a parked tractor-trolley.
Dinesh Aulakh, founder of the popular Punjabi music company Speed Records, has lost his son Divit Aulakh in a tragic road accident in Jalandhar, Punjab. Divit and Aarav Talwar, son of the owner of Pappi Sweets, died when their Volkswagen car crashed into a Municipal Corporation tractor-trolley early Sunday morning. Three other occupants of the car suffered minor injuries.
Two Young Lives Lost in the Accident
The deceased have been identified as Divit Aulakh, son of Dinesh Aulakh, and Aarav Talwar, son of the owner of Pappi Sweets. The tragic incident has left their families, friends and the local community in deep shock.
Divit was the son of a well-known figure in the Punjabi music and entertainment industry. His sudden death has brought immense sorrow to his family and those associated with the industry.
Accident Took Place on Police Lines Flyover
According to police officials, the accident occurred at around 3 am on the Police Lines flyover in Jalandhar.
The five occupants were returning home after attending a friend’s birthday party. Their Volkswagen car was travelling from BMC Chowk towards BSF Chowk when it rammed into a tractor-trolley parked on the flyover.
The tractor-trolley had been placed there by Municipal Corporation cleaning workers who were carrying out cleaning work and collecting garbage.
The collision was severe, and two occupants lost their lives. The other three passengers sustained minor injuries and were reported to be in stable condition.
Police Begin Investigation
Soon after receiving information about the accident, the police from Baradari Police Station reached the spot and began investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Station House Officer Sahil Chaudhary confirmed that the accident was reported at around 3 am. He also stated that the tractor-trolley had been parked on the flyover during the cleaning operation.
The police took custody of the bodies and completed the necessary formalities. According to officials, the families of the deceased declined further legal action, and the bodies were handed over to them.
The three other occupants had already returned to their homes.
Tragic Loss for Two Families
The sudden deaths of Divit Aulakh and Aarav Talwar have left two families grieving an unimaginable loss. The incident has also raised concerns about road safety and the importance of proper precautions during nighttime cleaning operations on busy roads.