Drunken Rage Turns Deadly in Jaipur: Police Reveal Why Dumper Driver Killed 14 People

A horrific accident in Jaipur has left the entire nation shocked. On Sunday evening, a speeding dumper driver went on a deadly rampage, crushing vehicles and pedestrians along the Lohamandi Road, killing 14 people and injuring several others. As chilling videos of the tragedy surfaced online, questions arose about what led to such unimaginable devastation. Police investigations have now revealed a disturbing truth — the driver, identified as Kalyan Meena, was drunk and acted out of rage after an earlier altercation on the road.

The Terrifying Chain of Events

According to eyewitness accounts and police reports, the incident began when the dumper driver got into a heated argument with a car driver. The quarrel turned ugly when the car driver scolded Kalyan for reckless driving. Enraged, the dumper driver reportedly tried to ram into the car, but the driver managed to escape. Infuriated and under the influence of alcohol, Kalyan then lost control and began driving erratically through the narrow streets of Jaipur.

Jaipur || A speeding dumper went out of control and rammed into several cars and motorcycles one after another this afternoon, killing 10 people and injuring around 30 others.

The accident was so horrific that several vehicles were completely crushed, creating scenes of chaos… pic.twitter.com/DMEaoivFEQ

— All India Radio News (@airnewsalerts) November 3, 2025

The chaos started on Lohamandi Road, where the dumper first hit a man riding a scooter. What followed was sheer destruction — the driver continued driving at high speed for nearly five kilometers, smashing into multiple vehicles and pedestrians. The rampage only ended when the dumper crashed into a road divider, bringing the nightmare to a halt. Police officers on patrol quickly apprehended the driver before he could flee.

Driver Was Drunk, Confirms Police

Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Usha Yadav confirmed that the driver was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident. “This was not a case of brake failure or mechanical malfunction. The driver was intoxicated and acted recklessly after a personal dispute,” she said. Yadav further added that the accused admitted during questioning that he had been drinking and was enraged following the earlier argument, which pushed him into a violent state of mind.

The Aftermath: 14 Dead, Several Injured

The dumper’s reckless path left behind a trail of devastation. At least 14 people were confirmed dead, including pedestrians, motorcyclists, and occupants of several vehicles crushed during the rampage. Dozens more were injured and rushed to nearby hospitals, where many remain in critical condition. Emergency teams and local residents worked together to rescue survivors trapped under damaged vehicles and debris.

Disturbing footage from the scene showed the extent of destruction — mangled vehicles, shattered glass, and bodies scattered across the road. The visuals sparked public outrage, with many demanding stricter laws against drunk driving and heavy vehicle misuse.

Who Is the Accused?

Police identified the driver as Kalyan Meena, a resident of Virat Nagar near Jaipur. The dumper belonged to Alankar Construction, F2 Balaji Company. Authorities have detained Meena and are investigating whether the company followed proper hiring and vehicle safety protocols. Police sources indicated that Kalyan had previous complaints of rash driving, but no serious action had been taken earlier.

Not a Brake Failure, But a Brutal Act

Refuting early speculation that the dumper’s brakes had failed, ACP Yadav clarified that all evidence points toward intentional reckless driving under the influence of alcohol. “It was a conscious act driven by anger and intoxication,” she said, emphasizing that the police are treating the case as culpable homicide rather than an accident.

Investigation and Legal Action

The police have filed multiple charges against the accused, including culpable homicide not amounting to murder, drunk driving, and rash endangerment of human life under the Indian Penal Code. The dumper has been seized, and a forensic examination will determine its mechanical condition to rule out any technical faults.

Authorities are also questioning representatives from Alankar Construction to verify if the company had conducted mandatory alcohol checks and driver background verifications.

Public Anger and Calls for Accountability

The horrifying Jaipur incident has reignited the debate over road safety and the accountability of construction companies whose heavy vehicles often operate in city limits without proper monitoring. Locals have demanded stricter regulation of dumpers and heavy trucks, particularly at night when many such vehicles operate unchecked.

As families mourn the victims and survivors fight for their lives in hospitals, the city of Jaipur remains in grief and anger. What began as a road rage incident spiraled into one of Rajasthan’s deadliest road tragedies — a chilling reminder of how one person’s recklessness can destroy countless lives.