3-Year-Old Boy Dies in Hyderabad Hit-and-Run
3-Year-Old Boy Dies in Hyderabad Hit-and-Run
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Key Points
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The child was identified in reports as Izhan Uddin (also spelled Azhanuddin), and his father was identified as Mohiduddin.
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After the collision, the boy was first taken to Shalini Hospital and later shifted to Owaisi Hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead.
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Yakutpura MLA Jaffar Hussain Meraj visited the accident site, spoke with police officials and sought action against the driver.
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One report said CCTV footage captured the incident itself, in addition to helping police trace the vehicle.
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Reports described the offending vehicle as an SUV and said police had noted its registration number while working to locate it and identify the driver.
A three-year-old boy died in Hyderabad after a speeding SUV struck him near I.S. Sadan X Road on September 19, according to News Meter. The child, identified as Izanuddin, was with his father and family collecting a food parcel when the accident occurred around 11 PM. The driver fled the scene immediately.
Police recorded the vehicle's registration number and reviewed CCTV footage showing the collision, The South First reported. The boy was first taken to Shalini Hospital, then shifted to Owaisi Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Local officials have launched an investigation to locate the driver and vehicle.
How the Accident Unfolded That Night
The collision happened around 11 PM on September 19 within the limits of IS Sadan Police Station in Santosh Nagar, Newsable reported. Izanuddin was crossing the road with his father Mohiduddin and family members when the speeding SUV hit him. The impact was severe enough that he required immediate hospital care.
Hospital staff at Owaisi Hospital declared the boy dead on arrival after he was transferred from Shalini Hospital. The entire incident was captured on CCTV cameras in the area, providing authorities with video evidence of how the accident occurred.
Police Trace Vehicle While Driver Remains Fugitive
Officers immediately noted the SUV's registration number and began tracking the vehicle, News Meter stated. The South First identified the vehicle as a Mahindra XUV 500. Despite having clear identification details and CCTV footage, the driver fled the scene and has not yet been apprehended.
Police are reviewing the CCTV footage to locate the vehicle and identify the driver responsible for the collision. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities working to build a case against the fleeing motorist.
Local Leaders Push for Swift Action in Case
Yakutpura MLA Jaffar Hussain Meraj visited the accident site and met with police officials to discuss the incident. He urged authorities to act quickly to apprehend the driver and hold them accountable for the child's death. The case has drawn attention from local government representatives demanding justice for the family.
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