Hyderabad: Three Tandur sisters lost their lives in a bus accident on the Hyderabad-Bijapur National Highway on Monday, as death actually stalked them. As students at Veeranari Chakali Ilamma women’s university in Koti, E Nandini, 22, and her two sisters, Saipriya, 18, and Thanusha, 20, had previously made their parents happy by doing well academically, but they were abruptly abandoned, leaving them in the heartbreaking sorrow of losing their cherished.
To attend a relative’s wedding, the siblings had travelled to Tandur, their hometown. At first, their father, Yellaiah Goud, had denied them permission to come home, but the girls convinced their mother and were able to go to the event. They missed their train on their early morning return to Hyderabad, so their father dropped them off at the bus stop and assisted them in boarding the doomed RTC bus.
Without being able to control his cries, Yellaiah cried, “I told them not to come, I told them not to come, I told them not to come, repeatedly.” “My wife was persuaded after speaking with them. About five in the morning, I got them on the bus. All three of the beloveds were taken away by God at once. The news upset friends and family from college. According to their aunt, “they were renowned for their intelligence and discipline.” Nandini had been rushing back to stand for her internal examinations that day, according to friends.
According to college principal Loka Pavani, Nandini was a first-year BCom (Honours) student, and Saipriya was a third-year student of Mathematics, Statistics, and Data Science (MSDS). Thanusha, their older sister, was a third-year student enrolled in the Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science (MPCS) program. We regret to notify you of the deaths of three of our students in the terrible RTC bus-lorry collision that occurred close to Chevella. In a statement, the principal added, “We pray that God gives their family the strength to bear this unbearable loss.”
Three Sisters Were Chased by Death in the Chevella Tragedy
