Cook from Bihar dies after being hit by car and dragged for 100 metres in Electronics City
A 25-year-old cook from Bihar died after being hit and dragged by a car in Bengaluru's Electronics City. The incident followed a confrontation between the victim and the car's occupants regarding the vehicle's speed.
Why it matters
This incident highlights rising concerns over road safety and aggressive driving behavior in urban Indian tech hubs.
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