New Delhi: A Young Filmmaker died bleeding on the Road after his bike collided with another bike in South Delhi’s Hauz Khas. The man succumbed to his injuries later in the hospital. The incident happened on the 28th of October when the man was driving his bike on Panchsheel Road and was hit from behind by another bike. As the bike was hit by another bike, Piyush’s bike skids and is seen dragging on the road for a few kilometres. The accident was captured in the CCTV Footage of the area. He was eventually noticed by the Police who took him to the Hospital, but unfortunately, he died during treatment.
Victim worked as a Freelance Filmmaker in Gurgaon
The deceased used to work as Freelance Filmmaker and Photographer in Gurugram and lived in South Delhi’ Kalkaji. One of his friends told the Police that he was bleeding on the road for around 20 minutes and no one bothered to take him to the hospital. His Mobile Phone and Go Pro Camera are also stolen. People watched him dying like mute spectators and continued making videos of him while he needed urgent medical help.
His Go-Pro Camera and Mobile stolen
He would have been alive if someone had bothered to take him to the hospital on time. One of his friends also told the Cops that his number was ringing till 10 pm and after some time it was switched off. After some time, the person who took the phone kept disconnecting the calls. He used to keep his camera all the time with him which is also missing.
‘He was lying on the Road for almost an Hour’
Cops scanned the CCTV footage of the accident in which the man is seen driving a bike and being hit by another bike from behind. Police also spoke to some of the eyewitnesses who told them his body had been lying on the road for almost an hour. He was just a few kilometers away from his house when the tragedy happened.
‘Brought to the Hospital in a Critical Condition’
His family runs a shop in Chittaranjan Park. According to the Doctors, he was brought to the Hospital around 11pm and he was in a critical condition with head and facial injuries.
