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Atiq Ahmed's Son Abaan Killed in Car Crash in Jhansi, UP

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Abaan Ahmed, son of jailed gangster Atiq Ahmed, died after the car he was travelling in crashed into a road divider in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. A friend present at the scene stated that the vehicle was speeding and the driver lost control, leading to the fatal accident. The crash resulted in Abaan's death at the site of the incident. The incident adds to the troubled circumstances surrounding the family of the convicted gangster Atiq Ahmed.

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