Indian TV actor Aman Jaiswal dies in Mumbai road mishap
Indian TV actor Aman Jaiswal died after a truck hit his motorbike on Andheri Jogeshwari road in Mumbai on Friday, media reports said.
The incident took place around 2 p.m. while the actor was going for an audition, reported UNI.
He reportedly died before he was admitted to hospital.
Police have registered a case for rash and negligent driving against the truck driver and an investigation was on, UNI reported.
He is known for playing the lead role in TV serial "Dhartiputra Nandini".
IBNS
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