Rajvir Jawanda’s accident eyewitness reveals shocking last moments of Punjabi singer, "2 saand raste ke bich ladai kar rahe the aur...."

Rajvir Jawanda’s accident eyewitness reveals shocking last moments of Punjabi singer, "2 saand raste ke bich ladai kar rahe the aur...."

A new eyewitness account has shed light on the road accident that claimed the life of young Punjabi singer and actor Rajvir Jawanda. The 35-year-old artist, best known for hits like Kali Jawande Di and Sardari, met with the accident while riding his BMW motorcycle in Himachal Pradesh.

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According to a young man who was nearby at the time, Rajvir was traveling with a group of five biker friends. The witness said, “They were riding in formation when suddenly two bulls started fighting on the road. 2 saand raaste ke bich mein ladai karr the aur pichese Rajvir ki bike aa rhi thi. One of them ran right in front of Rajvir’s bike. He tried to avoid it, but it was too late. The bike lost balance and crashed badly. The impact was severe. Rajvir suffered major head and spinal injuries and was rushed immediately to Fortis Hospital in Mohali. Doctors confirmed that he was placed on life support and remained critical for days.

“He had multiple fractures and deep trauma to the spine and brain. Our team of neurosurgeons monitored him around the clock,” a senior doctor said.

As soon as the news spread, members of the Punjabi music industry gathered at the hospital to support the family. Singers Ranjit Bawa, Tarsem Jassar, Kanwar Grewal, Resham Anmol, and Kulwinder Billa were among those who visited. “We are all praying for him. Rajvir is strong, and we believe he will fight through this,” Ranjit Bawa had said during the early days of treatment.

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Fans flooded social media with prayers and messages of hope. “He’s not just a singer, he’s our pride,” one fan wrote. Another commented, “Rajvir’s songs have been part of our lives for years. We can’t imagine Punjabi music without him.”

Artists also appealed to the public to avoid spreading false news. “Please don’t believe any rumours. Just pray for his recovery,” said Tarsem Jassar in a video message.

Tragically, despite all efforts, Rajvir Jawanda could not recover from his injuries and passed away after 11 days of battling for his life. The music world continues to mourn the loss of a voice that had brought pride and emotion to Punjab’s culture.