The mishap took place near Thithilpur village as a speeding truck rammed into a car resulting in the death of its two occupants on the spot, one of whom has been identified as Ranjit Sah, police said.
The ill-fated car's third occupant Qamre Alam succumbed to injuries during treatment in hospital, he said, adding that another injured person was undergoing treatment.
The bodies have been sent for post-mortem, police added.
Meanwhile, the police recovered a pistol from the car which belonged to a judicial officer's bodyguard that was stolen earlier this year.
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