Gurugram, November 11: At least four people were killed after an oil tanker hit a car and a pickup van near Sidhrawali village in Gurugram on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway on Friday night, police said. According to the investigation officer of Bilaspur police station, Vinod Kumar, an oil tanker coming from Jaipur broke the divider and hit a car. The passengers inside were probably travelling to Jaipur, said the police. The car was engulfed in fire due to the CNG cylinders inside it. Haryana Road Accident: Oil Tanker Collides With Rolls-Royce on Delhi-Mumbai-Baroda Expressway in Nuh; Driver Killed, Three Injured

The accident killed all three passengers due to fire following the collision. The police further informed that after hitting the car, the oil tanker collided with a pickup van on the highway, due to which the driver of the van died on the spot.  "We received information regarding the accident that occurred on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway. When we reached the spot, we found that a car was gutted with fire, and three people were killed. Later, we also found that the oil tanker had collided with a pickup van due to which the driver of the van died on the spot," IO Kumar said. Haryana Road Accident Video: Car Rams Into Several Bike Riders in Panchkula

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"However, the accused driver of the oil tanker fled away, and efforts are underway to catch him," he added. Further investigation into the matter is underway.

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