Kanpur hit-and-run: Thar drags scooter rider 20 metres, man killed on Diwali eve

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A 55-year-old man, Santosh Singh Chauhan, died in Kanpur after an out-of-control Thar SUV struck his scooter. The collision took place in the Awas Vikas 3 area of Kalyanpur, and the vehicle dragged him and his two-wheeler roughly 20 metres. Witnesses said the occupants of the Thar shouted after the crash and then left the scene in another vehicle. Police have impounded the Thar and are examining CCTV footage as part of their investigation.

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