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Would banning cars from Jindal reduce the risk of such accidents?
There have been other car accidents in the history of Jindal, also resulting in fatalities. Those of you who have been to Sonipat will know how unsafe the roads are and how indisciplined the drivers are. High time the government does something.
https://www.jagran.com/haryana/sonipat-ncr-two-students-of-sonipat-jindal-university-died-in-road-accident-23659631.html
https://haryana.punjabkesari.in/haryana/news/two-students-of-jindal-university-died-in-a-road-accident-1945189