Supaul's MP and Congress spokesperson Ranjeet Ranjan denied that his convoy crushed three people to death earlier in the day.
"First, my convoy vehicle did not hit anyone. Secondly, not a single person died in the accident which is claimed by the media. It is wrong news being run by channels that my convoy vehicle hit three persons. I'm going to move privilege motion. I was 12 km away from the accident site," Ranjan told ANI.
Earlier in the day, it was reported that Ranjan's convoy crushed three people to death and that the incident took place at the Nirmali-Sikarhata Main Road in Bihar's Supaul.
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