Popular Punjabi Lyricist-Singer Jaani Road Accident
Speaking about the latest accident news, famous Punjabi singer and lyricist Jaani Johan suffered deadly wounds which he got in a road accident. The accident happened on Tuesday evening, 19th July 2022. As per the reports, his vehicle collided with an SUV and the incident happened in Mohali, Punjab. In this incident, he got injured as well as two other people also got wounded who were traveling with him. The fans want to know the reason for the accident. The cops stated that the cause behind the accident is might be jumping a red signal, because of which the stated crash happened between the Ford Figo and SUV. The crash was allegedly so strong that the vehicles turned several times.
What Happened With Singer Jaani?
The individual engaged in the lethal accident run away with relatively minor wounds and the credit goes to the airbags which were installed in the cars. The victims were identified as a famous singers. After the incident was reported, Jaani and his 2 associates were instantly admitted to the private hospital which is situated in Mohali. The commuters of the other vehicle car hand minor injuries, as per reported by the media outlet. As per the reports of IANS, Jaani is stated to have to go through wounds on his back as well as on his neck. The lyricist-singer was sitting in the back with a companion, whereas the 3rd person was in the car who was driving. Ever since the reports of the accident of Jaani started to circulate, his admirers sends their good wishes to him and prayed for his speedy recovery. After some time, Jaani himself shares the news through his social media account which he stated about his lethal accident. He also shares his current health status and states that he is fine now and got only minor injuries. He also wrote a caption in his post which reports that “My eyes saw death today, But then I saw BAABE NANAK, So today I saw both death and God together … I and my friends are fine just got minor injuries. Remember us in your wishes #JAANI”.
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