Accident Caught On Camera: Speeding Car Rams Truck, Kills 3 On Spot in Hyderabad

In a heartbreaking accident on the outskirts of Hyderabad, three young men lost their lives and another sustained serious injuries after a high-speed crash between a Skoda car and a DCM vehicle in the early hours of Wednesday.

3 Killed On Spot, Survivor Battling For Life

The fatal collision occurred around 5:45 am near Narayana College's Basara campus in Kuntloor, under Hayatnagar police limits. The victims were identified as Pinninti ChandraSena Reddy (24), Chunchu Thrinadh Reddy (24), and Chunchu Varshith Reddy (23)-all residents of Kuntloor. Their bodies were taken to Osmania Hospital Mortuary for further procedures.

The Skoda, travelling from Pasumamula Village towards Kuntloor, crashed head-on into a DCM truck coming from the opposite direction near a sharp curve close to the AEGIS LPG bunk.

The shocking accident was caught on camera, and the clip has now gone viral on social media sites.

Hyderabad Tragedy
CCTV shows a Skoda crash in Hayathnagar at 5:45 AM, killing 3 students, injuring 1. The car lost control near a sharp curve. Survivor critical at Sunrise Hospital. pic.twitter.com/mqT14IDxn1

— Deadly Kalesh (@Deadlykalesh) May 21, 2025

The intensity of the impact was devastating, killing three occupants of the car on the spot. The only survivor, 24-year-old Alimeti Pawan Kalyan Reddy, suffered critical injuries and is currently being treated at Sunrise Hospital in Hayathnagar.

Police have launched a detailed investigation to determine the exact cause of the accident.

Accidental Deaths In Telangana On Rise

Road accidents in the state have seen a troubling increase, with data from the transport department revealing a 35% surge in accident rates between 2020 and 2024. This rise is significantly higher than the 21% growth in the number of vehicles on the road during the same period, indicating heightened risks for commuters, according to a report published in The Times of India in February 2025.

In 2020, there were 19,164 road accidents, a number that climbed to 25,934 by 2024. Concurrently, the vehicle count increased from 1.4 crore to 1.7 crore. The human cost of these accidents is equally alarming: the death toll rose from 6,668 in 2020 to 7,773 in 2024. The current fatality rate for road accidents stands at a stark 30%.