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Friday, November 13, 2026

Telangana: 8 Army personnel injured as military truck overturns in Rangareddy

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Eight Army personnel were injured after a military truck carrying 14 jawans overturned after hitting a roadside tree in Telangana’s Rangareddy district on Friday morning, police said.

The incident happened at Allawada village in Chevella mandal, about 50 km from Hyderabad, at around 8 am.

“The military truck carrying 14 jawans from the Golconda Army camp left for Shabad at around 6.30 am, as part of an army training exercise. A trainee driver, who was driving the vehicle, lost control over the steering and hit the median. The truck later rammed into a roadside tree and overturned,” Chevella assistant commissioner of police B Kishan told reporters.

On receiving the information, the Chevella police rushed to the spot and launched rescue operations. “Eight Army personnel were injured and the others managed to escape,” the ACP said, adding that the injured jawans were taken to the Army hospital in Golconda.

He said no complaint had been received from the Army authorities so far and, hence, no case had been registered yet.

Further details regarding the circumstances leading to the accident were not available.

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