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Roadways Bus Collides with Tempo on Bhinmal‑Ramsin Road, Three Dead in Jalore, 10‑Year‑Old Critical
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 22 Oct 2026, 09:00 PM
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A Roadways bus collided with a crowded Tempo vehicle on the Bhinmal‑Ramsin road near Bhuruji crossing in Jalore district, Rajasthan, killing the Tempo driver Leri Devi, a 14‑year‑old girl named Sumun and an 18‑year‑old man named Kailash. A 10‑year‑old child was taken to hospital in critical condition.
A Roadways bus was involved in a severe collision with a Tempo vehicle crowded with passengers on the Bhinmal‑Ramsin road near Bhuruji crossing in Jalore district, Rajasthan, on Tuesday evening. The impact caused the Tempo to overturn, leading to the deaths of the driver, Leri Devi, and two passengers: a 14‑year‑old girl named Sumun and an 18‑year‑old man named Kailash. A 10‑year‑old child was also injured and is currently in critical condition at a local hospital.
Local police and emergency services responded quickly to the scene, securing the area and providing first‑aid to the injured. The Roadways bus was also damaged but the driver survived the crash.
Investigators are examining the cause of the collision, with preliminary reports suggesting a possible loss of control by the Tempo due to the heavy passenger load. Authorities have urged drivers to adhere to safety protocols, especially on congested rural roads.
The incident has prompted a review of traffic management on the Bhinmal‑Ramsin corridor, with officials announcing plans to improve signage and enforce speed limits in the area.
Local police and emergency services responded quickly to the scene, securing the area and providing first‑aid to the injured. The Roadways bus was also damaged but the driver survived the crash.
Investigators are examining the cause of the collision, with preliminary reports suggesting a possible loss of control by the Tempo due to the heavy passenger load. Authorities have urged drivers to adhere to safety protocols, especially on congested rural roads.
The incident has prompted a review of traffic management on the Bhinmal‑Ramsin corridor, with officials announcing plans to improve signage and enforce speed limits in the area.