

A 35-year-old man and his nine-year-old daughter were killed, while his wife and six-year-old son sustained serious injuries in a car-tr랙tor collision near Pandilla village in Husnabad mandal of Siddipet district on Monday afternoon. The deceased were identified as Paidipalli Srikanth, a cab driver based in Hyderabad, and his daughter Mahanvi. Srikanth was travelling with his wife Swathi and their two children to their native village, Kondapur in Chigurumamidi mandal of Karimnagar district, to attend the 10th-day ceremony of a relative. After crossing Pandilla, their car collided head-on with a tractor that was returning after unloading paddy at a rice mill. Police reached the spot and, with the help of local residents, rescued all four family members trapped inside the car. Srikanth and Mahanvi had died by then. Swathi and their son Srihaan suffered serious injuries, while Swathi's condition was reported to be critical. The injured were shifted to Husnabad Government Hospital in an ambulance. After initial treatment, Swathi and Srihaan were moved to a hospital in Karimnagar. Tractor driver Maka Ganesh also sustained serious injuries and is receiving treatment at the Husnabad hospital.
The accident has plunged Srikanth's family into grief. His mother, Sugunavva, who was a ward member in Kondapur, had died six months ago during a pilgrimage to Kashi after adverse weather conditions prevented her from continuing the journey. Srikanth and Swathi had married for love, and the family had recently been sanctioned an Indiramma house under the second phase of the scheme. Relatives said the couple had planned to take photographs for the house survey after attending the 10th-day ceremony. Family members and relatives gathered in large numbers at the Husnabad Government Hospital, mourning the deaths. A relative of Swathi reportedly fainted after seeing the bodies and was given medical attention. Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar expressed grief over the deaths of the father and daughter. Calling the incident deeply distressing, he directed officials to ensure better medical treatment for Swathi and provide necessary assistance to the bereaved family.




















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