Probe into accident of Pandu BDO’s vehicle in Jharkhand's Palamu on anvil

• Administrative investigation launched into extensive damage to Pandu BDO's official vehicle after it fell from a bridge, causing minor injuries to occupants
• BDO's vehicle mysteriously ended up in Nawa Jaipur police station area instead of going to a nearby garage for repairs, raising concerns
• BDO requests time to answer questions as vehicle driver is in shock, injured occupants receive treatment but fail to go to recommended senior center

An administrative investigation is on the anvil regarding the extensive damage to Pandu BDO Rahul Oraon's official vehicle on Monday. A BDO vehicle fell from a small bridge under the Nawa Jaipur police station on Monday, resulting in minor injuries to three occupants of the vehicle.

The BDO was not in the vehicle. It was run by Pandu block Nazir. Two of his acquaintances were with Nazir when this vehicle met with an accident. Everyone was relieved that there was no casualty, even though this BDO's vehicle fell from the 14-foot bridge to the ground with all four wheels up to the sky.

Sadar SDO Rajesh Kumar Sah quoting BDO Rahul Oraon said, "The vehicle was supposed to go to some nearby garage at Pandu for repairs, but how it reached Nawa Jaipur police station area confused the BDO a lot. "BDO, SDO Sadar said, “Meeting of a vehicle with an accident on such a route which is not in accordance with Pandu block is a matter of deep concern and anxiety.

When contacted, BDO Rahul Oraon initially tried to avoid questions, but when he received a barrage of questions about his vehicle, he calmed down and asked for 'time to answer these queries'. He pleaded that Nazir was in shock and trauma, so he would wait until he settled down before going into details about it all.'

Three minor injuries appeared at the Pandu Government Health Center where Dr Sanjay Singh administered first aid to them.

Dr Sanjay Singh confirmed this and said he had examined all three. "One had an abrasion on his forehead. The other two had symptoms of nausea and body aches. All three were in pain," he claimed. The doctor referred the three to the senior center of MMCH Daltonganj on Monday itself. However, they did not go to MMCH Daltonganj.