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Kanker, November 29, 2008: Kathghora Sub Divisional Magistrate Ghanashyam Singh Dhruv today died in a road accident between Dhamtari and Kanker district headquarters.
Near Jagtara village the vehicle of the SDM hit a road side three in which Dhruv died and his driver Yogesh Patel is seriously injured, officials said.
The accident took place in the wee hours today when Singh was going to his native place in Kanker district, they said. Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh, in a message, has expressed his deepest sympathy to the bereaved family and wished speedy recovery of Patel
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