Punjabi singer and actor Parmish Verma visited the residence of Speed Records owner Dinesh Auluck in Jalandhar on Tuesday to offer condolences following the tragic death of his son, Divit Auluck.
Parmish reached the Auluck residence to stand by the family as they mourn the loss of Divit, who died in a road accident along with his 19-year-old friend Aarav Talwar on Sunday, November 1.
The accident took place around 3 am when the Volkswagen car carrying five youngsters rammed into a Municipal Corporation tractor-trolley parked on the Police Lines flyover in Jalandhar.
Divit, 18, and Aarav lost their lives in the collision, while the other three occupants survived with minor injuries.
The tragic incident has left both families grieving and has prompted several personalities from the Punjabi entertainment industry to visit the Auluck residence and express their condolences.
Parmish Verma's visit comes amid the continued arrival of singers, actors and other personalities from the Punjabi music and film industry to offer support to the bereaved family, earlier, Punjabi singer and rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh reached Jalandhar from Dubai on Monday to meet the family.
Honey Singh, who is Divit's maternal uncle, was visibly emotional upon meeting Dinesh Auluck at his residence. The singer had also expressed his grief on social media following the death of his nephew.
Punjabi singer Mankirt Aulakh also reached Jalandhar on Tuesday to pay his respects to the family.
Singer-actor Gippy Grewal, actor Binnu Dhillon and actress Shehnaaz Gill were among the other personalities who visited the Auluck residence following the tragedy.
Sargun Mehta and singer Amrit Maan also reached the family's residence to offer condolences.
Meanwhile, Punjabi singers Jazzy B and Neeru Bajwa shared messages of grief and support on social media following the deaths of Divit and Aarav.
The accident occurred in the early hours of Sunday when the Volkswagen car was returning from the BMC Chowk side and collided with the parked Municipal Corporation tractor-trolley on the Police Lines flyover.
The collision left the vehicle severely damaged. Divit and Aarav, who were seated on the side that suffered the impact, died at the spot, while the other three occupants survived.
Police have not confirmed reports of a racing contest involving multiple vehicles.
The deaths of the two youngsters have deeply affected their families, friends and members of the Punjabi entertainment industry.
