Tragic turn of events: Silchar resident's Tawang expedition ends in a fatal accident as biker dies while returning home

 What began as an adventurous journey for Kalam, a resident of Kanakpur, Silchar, and his companions, took a tragic turn on the return leg, casting a shadow over their expedition. The idyllic open road and scenic landscapes that initially accompanied their trip turned into a nightmare, claiming Kalam's life and leaving two others severely injured.

The unfortunate incident occurred when the scooter, carrying Kalam and his companions, collided, resulting in a devastating mishap. Sorot Hasnu, 19 years old, and Babujit Bathari, 22 years old, both residents of Notun Bathari under Maibang District, sustained severe injuries in the collision and were promptly rushed to receive medical care.

Maibang Police are currently investigating the circumstances leading to the accident, seeking to unravel the events that culminated in the tragedy. Meanwhile, Kalam's family, gripped by shock and grief, is anxiously awaiting the transfer of his mortal remains. The completion of post-mortem procedures and adherence to necessary protocols precedes the final rites, prolonging the sorrow for his loved ones.

The expedition, spanning approximately 500 kilometers from Silchar to Tawang, offered a journey through diverse landscapes and varying terrains. The route, marked by winding roads, lush greenery, and transitions from plains to mountainous regions, showcased breathtaking views but demanded utmost vigilance and caution.

The incident serves as a poignant reminder of the critical importance of road safety and vigilance, especially during long journeys. As friends and family mourn the loss of Kalam and wish for the swift recovery of the injured, the aftermath of this unfortunate accident underscores the fragility of life and the unpredictable nature of the open road. The community reflects on this tragedy, emphasizing the need for heightened awareness to prevent similar heart-wrenching incidents in the future.

- With inputs from Barak Bulletin