Speeding Mercedes Hits Two Youths Outside Chandigarh Nightclub, Driver Absconds

Chandigarh, November 4 Two young men were injured in a high-speed hit and run outside a nightclub in Sector 26 of Chandigarh on Saturday evening, causing chaos and anger among onlookers. The victims were hit by a luxury Mercedes-Benz car, which sped away and fled from the scene, prompting a police investigation to locate the driver.

Chao Outside the Club

The incident occurred as the victims were leaving the establishment. The incident occurred as the victims were leaving the establishment. Witnesses said the speeding luxury sedan slammed into the two teens, hurling them onto the asphalt. Witnesses said the speeding luxury sedan slammed into the two teens, hurling them onto the asphalt.

The crash provoked instant anger among the onlookers. The crash provoked instant anger among the onlookers. The Mercedes driver was pursued by bystanders at the scene and several people filmed mobile phone videos that later went viral on social media. The Mercedes driver was pursued by bystanders at the scene and several people filmed mobile phone videos that later went viral on social media. People were also scene,throwing stones at the car in a desperate attempt to stop it, leaving the vehicle’s rear windscreen visibly damaged as the driver put the pedal to the metal and sped away from the scene. People were also seen throwing stones at the car in a desperate attempt to stop it, leaving the vehicle’s rear windscreen visibly damaged as the driver put the pedal to the metal and sped away from the scene.

Admitted and Discharged Victims Admitted and Discharged Victims

Soon police personnel of Sector 26 police station reached the spot, and the injured youths were shifted to Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) in Sector 32 for medical treatment.

The Injured: The victims have been identified as Amjad, a resident of Bapudham Colony, Sector 26, and Alliance Preet, a resident of Sector 44, Chandigarh.

Status at this Hour: Sector 26 police report that both persons were discharged from the hospital Sunday after treatment.

Detectives have seized CCTV footage from the area to identify the Mercedes and its driver. “We will file a formal case when the victims are ready to give their official statements.”