Akola:
Police said that a former MLA and one and one person were killed when a pickup vehicle hit his two -wheelers in Akola city of Maharashtra on Thursday, police said.
An official said that former MLA, Tukram Bidkar (73) was declared dead in a hospital, where he was taken in critical condition after the accident, an official said that the police said that the police had to the driver of the pickup vehicle. Arrested
Mr. Bidkar was an MLA from undivided Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) for the same word from 2004 to 2009, who represented the Murtiizapur assembly constituency in the district. He also worked as the Chairman of the Vidarbha Vikas Nigam.
“The accident occurred in the Shivani area of Akola at 3.30 pm when Mr. Bid was riding a two-wheeler. He was taken to a private hospital, where he was declared dead. RJDATH Manchar (48), who both of them were declared dead.” A police officer who was riding said, “The accident also died in the accident.
At the airport of Shri Bidkar Shivni, Maharashtra BJP chief Chandrashekhar was returning home after meeting Bawankul, he said.
In Akola, the MIDC police arrested the accused driver, Mohammad Sahil Abdul Shahid (25), and the process of filing an FIR against him was underway.
Mr. Bidkar produced a Marathi film based on the life of St. Gadge Maharaj, which was a social reformer who, among other things, advocated to escape from cleanliness, de-addiction, blind Faith. He also worked as a Zilla Parishad member.
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