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Pune Horror: Speeding Car Kills 2 Cousins, Cops Find Liquor Bottles

This special report focuses on a tragic car crash in Pune, Maharashtra, where a speeding car collided with a metro pillar near Budgarden Metro Station. The accident resulted in the deaths of two cousins, identified as Hrithik Bhandare and Yash Bhandare, and left a third individual critically injured. According to police information, 'liquor bottles were found inside the car', leading to a probe into drunk driving. The incident, which occurred early Sunday morning, saw the car completely mangled due to the severe impact. Officials from the Koregaon Park police station are investigating the crash, with initial reports suggesting the driver lost control of the vehicle due to high speed.

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