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Army Truck Crashes Into Tree During Training In Telangana; 7 Personnel Injured, 2 Critical

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13 Nov 2026
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Army Truck Crashes Into Tree During Training In Telangana; 7 Personnel Injured, 2 Critical
Army Truck Crashes Into Tree During Training In Telangana; 7 Personnel Injured, 2 Critical
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Army Truck Crashes Into Tree During Training In Telangana; 7 Personnel Injured, 2 Critical

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  • ✓Army Truck Crashes Into Tree During Training In Telangana; 7 Personnel Injured, 2 Critical
  • ✓According to Chevella police, the Army truck was carrying 14 personnel when it left the Golconda Army Camp for Shabad at approximately 6.30 am.
  • ✓Civic Domain: Categorized under states public notices.
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Seven Army personnel were injured after a military truck overturned during a driver training exercise in Telangana's Rangareddy district on Friday. Two of the injured personnel are reportedly in critical condition and are receiving treatment at the Army Hospital in Golconda, Hyderabad.

The accident occurred while the personnel were travelling from the Golconda Army Camp towards Shabad town. Preliminary reports suggest that the vehicle lost control, overturned several times and eventually crashed into a roadside tree.

According to initial information, the military vehicle was carrying Army personnel as part of a driver training programme when the accident occurred in the Allawada area. The truck reportedly went out of control before overturning and hitting a tree.

The injured personnel were subsequently taken to the Army Hospital in Golconda for medical attention. A senior police officer said the Army personnel had not shared detailed information about the incident and described it as a self-accident.

The Army made arrangements to transport the injured to the hospital. According to Chevella police, the Army truck was carrying 14 personnel when it left the Golconda Army Camp for Shabad at approximately 6.30 am. Chevella ACP B Kishan said the personnel were undergoing driver training and that a trainee was behind the wheel when the accident occurred.

“The army personnel in the truck were taken out for training as drivers. While a trainee was driving, the truck hit the median at Allawada area, went out of control and rammed into a roadside tree. Eight army personnel suffered minor injuries.

They were taken to Army hospital in Golconda. No complaint has been given so far,” Chevella ACP B Kishan said, as per Times of India. Police also confirmed that no formal complaint had been received in connection with the incident.

Further details about the accident, the injured personnel's medical condition and the circumstances surrounding the crash are awaited. A military truck overturned during a driver training exercise in Telangana's Rangareddy district.

Seven Army personnel were injured, with the vehicle losing control and crashing into a roadside tree. Initial reports indicated seven injuries, with two critical. However, Chevella police stated eight personnel suffered minor injuries, leading to conflicting accounts.

Chevella police reported that a trainee was driving the military truck as part of a driver training program. Other initial reports suggested a trainer was operating the vehicle. The injured personnel were transported to the Army Hospital in Golconda, Hyderabad, for medical attention.

The Army made arrangements for their transfer. Bharathi SP is a journalist and Associate Producer at ABP Live English, chasing breaking news and digging up untold stories, mostly from South India. With over 7 years of experience in the news industry, she's worked across both print and digital platforms, wearing many hats: sub-editor, senior reporter, and, now, producer.

An alumna of ACJ and IGNOU, Bharathi focuses on politics, inclusive development and stories that connect the states with the nation. She has a soft spot for long-form narratives, sharp angles and all things political. For any tips and queries, you can reach out to her at bharathi@abpnetwork.com.

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Topic CategorySTATES
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date13 November 2026
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