Sana tragedy: Nadeem recounts blackout after crash, admits car brakes were sloppy

HYDERABAD: Less than a week after city woman biker Sana Iqbal's death in a tragic accident, her husband Abdul Nadeem on Sunday reiterated that she died in the accident and gave details of the ill-fated day.
Speaking to the media at his residence at Tolichowki, Nadeem stated that in the first week of June, the couple had filed separate complaints against each other at Humayun Nagar police station following which they were sent to Bharosa Centre for counselling.“After attending the counselling session, we put our son Ali before our differences and there was a positive change in our relationship,“ Nadeem added.
Reminiscing about the Dday , Nadeem said he wanted to take Ali home. However, by the time he reached Sana's flat, she had already left for work. After his work, he took a detour and reached Sana's house and saw her with Ali in front of their apartment complex. “She said she wanted to buy milk for Ali, so I offered her a ride. We bought milk.Sana handed over Ali and the milk to her sister Saba Khan.We went for a long drive,“ he added. Nadeem claimed he was planning to give his car for servicing the next day as he had trouble with its brake.While returning home just before Tipu bridge at Langer Houz, Nadeem claimed he mi scalculated the angle while take a U-turn and rammed into a divider and a streetlight pole. “I lost control and the left side of the car, where Sana was sitting, crashed into the pole,“ Nadeem said. After the accident, he claimed he suffered a blackout and woke up in hospital. Ali is staying with Nadeem now.
Police said when they visited the accident site, the spot had skid marks. “We are still investigating the case, however, it surely looks like a case of accident,“ Narsingi subinspector Sudheer Kumar said. Around 300 people gathered at Sanjeevaiah Park on Necklace Road to pay tributes to Sana Iqbal on Sunday .
The candle light vigil was organised by Wandarer bikers group, in which Sana was an active participant along with Hindustan Royals Bulleteers Club and others.