Danapur Thar Accident: Thar SUV got out of control ran over half a dozen people on Gola road in Danapur, Patna. Several people got injured and hospitalised to PMCH. One among them was reported to be dead, but police have not yet confirmed about it. An angry mob set the Thar on fire whereas, the driver fled from the scene.
Danapur Thar Accident: One person killed in the accident!

Several people were seriously injured in the accident and were immediately admitted to Patna Medical College Hospital for treatment. According to local residents, one person has also died in the accident. However, the police administration has not yet officially confirmed any deaths. The police say that all the injured are receiving treatment and the situation is being monitored.
Bihar Danapur Thar Accident: Angry locals set Thar on fire

According to reports, on Wednesday, a Thar SUV was travelling from Takiyapar in Danapur towards Nehru Path via Gola Road. As it proceeded past the Gola Road T-junction, the vehicle went out of control and struck a cow standing by the roadside. When onlookers raised an alarm, the driver attempted to flee. During his escape, four people were hit by the out-of-control Thar. The incident caused chaos on the road.
Fortunately, the vehicle eventually got stuck in a ditch and came to a halt. Enraged locals then caught the Thar driver, beat him up, and set the vehicle on fire. However, the driver managed to escape. Upon receiving the information, several fire engines arrived at the scene. Firefighters worked hard to extinguish the fire in the Thar.
#WATCH | Patna | Danapur SHO Prashant Kumar Bhardwaj says, “A Thar hit a few vehicles on the roadside near Gola Road T-point, in which four people got injured, including one woman. Locals set the car on fire. The fire was brought under control with the help of the fire brigade…… pic.twitter.com/vLnO32LYHC
— ANI (@ANI) January 7, 2026
Patna Accident News: 4 people seriously injured

The injured have been identified as Ritik (32) and Komal Kumari (30), both residents of Takiyapar, Shekhar Kumar (35) of Panchsheel Nagar, and Madhav Kumar Singh (55) of Jhakhadi Mahadev. The injured were rushed to the subdivisional hospital, where after receiving first aid, they were referred to PMCH (Patna Medical College and Hospital). Police are searching for the accused driver.
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