Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant met with a horrific accident on Friday morning in Roorkee’s Narsan. According to eyewitnesses, during this time, the car was blown apart. Pant was trying to get out of the car but was unable to leave due to his critical condition. Later, he was helped by some people. Pant, who is reportedly out of danger, was on his way to his hometown Roorkee from Delhi when the accident occurred.
Pant got some injuries to his head, knee, and shin, as a result of the accident. According to police, the star cricketer was traveling alone in the car when his Mercedes GLE hit the divider railing on the Delhi-Haridwar highway at around 5:30 am.
Pant’s fans and friends are praying for his safety. Actress Urvashi Rautela also posted a post after his accident. The actress wrote ‘Praying’ in her post without naming Rishabh Pant. After this, social media users guessed that this post of Urvashi was for Rishabh Pant only. Amidst all this, now Urvashi’s mother Meera Rautela has also prayed for Pant’s speedy recovery and appealed to the followers to pray for him as well.
Urvashi Rautela’s mother wished Pant a speedy recovery
Sharing a photograph of the cricketer in his uniform, Meera wrote, “Social media ki afavah ek taraf (halo on head emoji) aur aap ka svasth ho ke antarrashtriya star par Uttarakand ka naam roshan karna doosri taraf, siddhilibaba aap par vishesh kripya kare (folded hands emoji), aap sab hi log bhi prathna kare. (Spreading rumours on social media is different and making Uttarakhand popular on the international level is different. May Siddhabali Baba bless you. Please pray for Rishabh Pant’s speedy recovery) #Godblessyou #RishabhPant.”
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Both Urvashi and Pant were earlier engaged in a tussle on social media after the actress mentioned “Mr. RP” during an interview. She said that Mr. RP had waited long in vain to meet her at an event in Delhi and left 16-17 missed calls in order to approach her. This was followed by a series of cryptic messages from each other on Instagram.
