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Caught on CCTV: Woman run over by tempo traveller while crossing road in Bengaluru

A woman was run over by a tempo traveller in Bengaluru. The accident took place in Jalahalli when the woman was crossing the road. The speeding vehicle hit her, leaving her seriously injured. The incident was captured on CCTV.

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