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Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia's car hit from behind by DSP vehicle in Mandi Dip, all safe
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 04 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM
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A DSP vehicle collided with the car of Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia from behind near Khedarpati Mata Temple in Mandi Dip, Raisen, Madhya Pradesh. Both vehicles were damaged but the MP and all passengers were unharmed.
In Mandi Dip, a town in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh, a vehicle belonging to the district superintendent of police (DSP) struck the car of Rajya Sabha member Maya Narolia from behind. The collision occurred close to the Khedarpati Mata Temple, causing damage to both automobiles.
According to local police reports, the DSP's vehicle was approaching from the rear when it made contact with Narolia's Scorpion model. Emergency services arrived promptly, and a preliminary assessment confirmed that none of the occupants, including the MP, sustained injuries.
Both cars were taken to a nearby workshop for repairs, and the incident is being recorded as a traffic accident. Authorities have opened a routine investigation to determine the exact cause and to ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
No arrests have been made, and the MP has not issued a public statement as of now. The police have advised drivers to exercise caution, especially in congested areas near places of worship.
According to local police reports, the DSP's vehicle was approaching from the rear when it made contact with Narolia's Scorpion model. Emergency services arrived promptly, and a preliminary assessment confirmed that none of the occupants, including the MP, sustained injuries.
Both cars were taken to a nearby workshop for repairs, and the incident is being recorded as a traffic accident. Authorities have opened a routine investigation to determine the exact cause and to ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
No arrests have been made, and the MP has not issued a public statement as of now. The police have advised drivers to exercise caution, especially in congested areas near places of worship.