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Man on Way to Father's Funeral and 10-Year-Old Nephew Killed in Dwarka Expressway Hit-and-Run: What Happened?

Published 3 min read By Live Accident Tracker Editorial

Quick answer: A 47-year-old man who was on his way to his father's funeral and his 10-year-old nephew were killed in a crash on the Dwarka Expressway service road near Sector 99 in Gurugram in the early hours of 14 October 2026. An unidentified speeding vehicle hit them and the driver did not stop at the scene.

Key facts

  • What: Hit-and-run collision involving two pedestrians
  • Where: Dwarka Expressway service road near Sector 99, Gurugram, Haryana, India
  • When: Between 4:00am and 4:10am, 14 October 2026
  • Reported toll: Two people killed — a 47-year-old man and his 10-year-old nephew
  • Vehicle: Unidentified speeding vehicle; driver did not stop
  • Source: Hindustan Times, 14 October 2026

What happened

The two victims were Sahajat Khan, 47, and his 10-year-old nephew, the son of Gulamuddin Khan. According to the report, they were hit by an unidentified speeding vehicle on the Dwarka Expressway service road near Sector 99 in Gurugram between 4:00am and 4:10am.

The pair were taken to the civil hospital in Sector 10A, where they were declared dead. The vehicle that hit them did not remain at the scene, and police were treating the case as a hit-and-run.

A journey to a funeral

Khan's father, Daulat Khan, had died at a hospital in Bareilly on Monday. Khan was travelling to attend his father's funeral when the crash happened. He had moved to Gurugram about two months earlier, where he was helping in a metal scraping business, and lived in Mewka, Wajirpur, in Gurugram.

Where it happened

The crash took place on the service road of the Dwarka Expressway near Sector 99 in Gurugram, Haryana, close to Delhi. The Dwarka Expressway is a major high-speed corridor linking Delhi and Gurugram, and its service roads are used by local traffic and pedestrians. See the India live accident page for other reports from India.

Police investigation

Police were scanning CCTV footage from the area to identify the vehicle involved. A first information report was being registered at the Sector 10 police station. The bodies were to be handed over to the family after post-mortem examination. In an emergency in India, dial 112.

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What happens next

Police will continue working to trace the vehicle and its driver from CCTV footage and witness accounts. Hit-and-run cases in India can lead to charges including rash and negligent driving and causing death by negligence. We will update the India live page as new confirmed information emerges.

Source: Hindustan Times — https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/gurugram-news/man-on-way-to-father-s-funeral-10-year-old-nephew-die-in-crash-on-dwarka-expressway-101791918464270.html

Frequently asked questions

Where did the Dwarka Expressway crash happen?

On the Dwarka Expressway service road near Sector 99 in Gurugram, Haryana, India.

Who were the victims?

Sahajat Khan, 47, and his 10-year-old nephew. Khan was travelling to his father's funeral in Bareilly when the crash happened.

Was the driver caught?

No. At the time of reporting the vehicle was unidentified and the driver had not stopped. Police were scanning CCTV footage to identify the vehicle.

What time did the crash happen?

Between 4:00am and 4:10am on 14 October 2026, according to the report.

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