Video: Nashik truck carrying gravel to fill potholes falls into one

UPDATED: Aug 21, 2026 18:21 ISTA truck carrying gravel to fill roadwork-related potholes got stuck in a newly dug section of Nashik's Gangapur Road, with the incident captured on video. The truck was carrying material to fill trenches created during the recent construction of a stormwater drainage line connecting the colony road. However, the road reportedly caved in beneath the vehicle, causing the truck to slide backwards into the pit and leaving its front wheels suspended in the air. The video of the incident has since gone viral on social media, drawing attention to the condition of the road and ongoing repair work. Read MoreVIDEOS FROM OTHER SECTIONSLATEST VIDEOSDharna At Police Station Over Alleged Pellet Gun Injuries On Student And FIR RefusalA protest was staged inside a Delhi police station following allegations of police refusal to register a First Information Report regarding pellet gun injuries sustained by a nineteen year old student during a previous demonstration. According to claims made at the sit-in, medical reports indicate over two hundred pellets inside the student's body, including three in the eye and others near the heart. It was alleged that police officials refused to file the complaint citing orders from higher authorities. Family members of the student were also present during the demonstration. In response, police sources stated that the complaint has been accepted and receiving has been provided, adding that the matter is under consideration before the court.Rahul Gandhi Sit-In At Delhi Police Station Demand FIR Over Pellet Firing | Congress ProtestCongress leader Rahul Gandhi staged a sit-in dharna at the Parliament Street Police Station in Delhi alongside party leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and other Congress members. The protest was organized to demand the registration of a First Information Report regarding an alleged pellet gun injury sustained by a nineteen-year-old student named Sahil during a previous protest at Jantar Mantar. Rahul Gandhi, accompanied by the injured student, his family, and legal counsel, met senior police officials to submit a complaint. Delhi Police officials stated that the complaint has been received and will be transferred to the Crime Branch for further investigation. Meanwhile, Indian Youth Congress and Seva Dal workers congregated outside the police station, writing graffitis and raising slogans against the administration while demanding action. Senior party leaders including Jairam Ramesh and Salman Khurshid joined the sit-in inside the police station premises.Congress Hits Back At JP Nadda Over Rahul Gandhi Protest, Demands FIR In Pellet Gun CaseCongress leader Rahul Gandhi visited a police station and launched a protest demanding the registration of an FIR for a student allegedly hit by pellet shots. Congress leader KL Sharma stated that the victim approached Rahul Gandhi after police refused to register the complaint. Sharma emphasized that filing an FIR is a fundamental right and necessary before any investigation takes place. Meanwhile, the BJP called the protest diversionary politics and drama, highlighting that an investigation committee has already been constituted to examine the incident. The standoff between Congress leaders and Delhi Police continues as the opposition party insists on staying until the FIR is lodged.Centre Denies Permission For Telangana CM Revanth Reddy's US Visit; Foreign Tour Cut ShortThe central government has denied permission to Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for his scheduled visit to the United States. Following the denial, Chief Minister Reddy will cut short his foreign tour and return to Hyderabad from London on August 23 instead of proceeding to Boston and New York. He instructed state officials to continue the US trip to sign MOUs with top educational institutions, including Harvard, MIT, Northeastern University, and Virginia Tech. Speaking on his UK tour, where he met academics from Oxford and Cambridge under the Telangana Rising initiative, Revanth Reddy alleged a conspiracy by the central government and stated that youth development should be above politics.