Jaipur. A speeding tractor-trolley laden with gravel ran over teacher Forenta Chaudhary (26) who was on her way to duty near Dabich Gurjaran in the Madhorajpura sub-division. She died in the accident. Enraged villagers blocked State Highway-2 by placing the body on the road, while the tractor driver fled.
Forenta Chaudhary (26), a Level-2 teacher and assistant BLO for SIR work, died in a tragic road accident near Dabich Gurjaran in Jaipur's Madhorajpura sub-division. The accident was caused by a speeding tractor-trolley laden with gravel. The driver fled after the incident, while villagers tried to stop him four kilometers away.
Enraged villagers blocked State Highway-2 Dausa-Kuchaman City for about six and a half hours by placing the body on the road. The police have seized the tractor and started a search for the driver. The deceased's father has filed a case against the accused. After the post-mortem, the body was handed over to the family. The accident has caused deep shock to the family of the teacher who was on her way to duty and to the villagers.
Teacher Was On Her Way to Duty
Around 9:45 AM, near Dabich Gurjaran in the Madhorajpura sub-division, a speeding tractor-trolley laden with gravel crushed and killed Forenta Chaudhary (26), a Level-2 teacher and assistant BLO involved in SIR work, who was on her way to duty. Forenta, along with her bike, got trapped under the tractor and died on the spot.
Upon receiving information about the accident, Madhorajpura SDM Rajesh Kumar Meena, Tehsildar Tanu Sharma, and SHO Chandrabhan reached the spot. Expressing their anger, villagers blocked State Highway-2. The police seized the tractor and initiated a search for the driver. The deceased's family filed a case against the driver.
Villagers Blocked Highway by Placing Body
Following the death of teacher Forenta Chaudhary in a road accident while on duty in the Madhorajpura sub-division, enraged villagers blocked State Highway-2 by placing her body on the road. The blockade led to long queues of vehicles on both sides and spread tension throughout the area.
Villagers demanded a compensation of INR 1 crore for the deceased's family, a government job for one family member, and action against police personnel on duty at the time of the incident. Officials attempted to pacify them, but the villagers remained unyielding.
Agreement Reached After Six and a Half Hours
After several rounds of talks, at 4:30 PM, villagers agreed to the swift arrest of the tractor driver, financial assistance to the family, a campaign against illegal gravel mining and transportation, and a government job for one family member. Following this, the blockade was lifted, and the situation calmed down.
Forenta Chaudhary had received her appointment just two years ago. The death of their daughter brought immense sorrow upon her father Jagdish Chaudhary, mother Rasali Devi, and brother Raju. The villagers and family are now hoping for justice and security.
