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Crime
Four Injured as Hyundai i20 Hits Moving Dumper on NH-44, Police Seize Weapons in Muraina
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 11:15 PM
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A Hyundai i20 traveling at high speed collided with a moving dumper on the NH-44 overbridge in Muraina, Madhya Pradesh, leaving four people injured. Police investigations uncovered a cache of weapons inside the dumper.
On Wednesday, a high‑speed Hyundai i20 plowed into the rear of a dumper that was already moving on the National Highway‑44 overbridge in Muraina, Madhya Pradesh. The collision occurred on the civil line police jurisdiction and was reported as a serious traffic accident.
Emergency services rushed to the scene and confirmed that four individuals sustained injuries. The victims were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment while traffic on the highway was temporarily halted to allow rescue operations.
Police officials launched a criminal investigation after discovering a concealed cache of weapons inside the dumper. The presence of arms has turned the case from a mere traffic mishap into a matter of security concern, prompting further forensic examination.
Investigators are currently questioning witnesses and reviewing CCTV footage from the overbridge to determine the exact cause of the high‑speed breach and the origin of the weapons. No arrests have been reported yet, and authorities have urged the public to cooperate with the ongoing probe.
Emergency services rushed to the scene and confirmed that four individuals sustained injuries. The victims were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment while traffic on the highway was temporarily halted to allow rescue operations.
Police officials launched a criminal investigation after discovering a concealed cache of weapons inside the dumper. The presence of arms has turned the case from a mere traffic mishap into a matter of security concern, prompting further forensic examination.
Investigators are currently questioning witnesses and reviewing CCTV footage from the overbridge to determine the exact cause of the high‑speed breach and the origin of the weapons. No arrests have been reported yet, and authorities have urged the public to cooperate with the ongoing probe.