In a series of tweets on Wednesday morning, the Sholay actor condoled with the girl’s family and took the opportunity to call out the father of the girl, blaming him for his child’s death.
My heart goes out to the child who unnecessarily lost her life and the family members who have been injured in the accident. Contd
— Hema Malini (@dreamgirlhema) July 8, 2015
(Contd) How I wish the girl's father had followed the traffic rules - thn this accident could have been averted & the lil one's life safe!
— Hema Malini (@dreamgirlhema) July 8, 2015
“How I wish the girl's father had followed the traffic rules - then this accident could have been averted and the little one's life safe!” she tweeted.
Read: Hema Malini injured in road accident, 4-year-old killed
Last week on Thursday, the veteran Bollywood actor was involved in an accident which killed a 4-year-old girl, Sonam. Hema was also injured as a result of the accident.
The actor was rushed to a local hospital sustaining minor injuries after her Mercedes reportedly rammed into an alto in Rajasthan.
She underwent medical scans upon reaching the hospital and television footage showed her bleeding on the forehead area above the right eye.
Read: Family of crash victims slam govt for selective treatment given to Hema Malini
“Hema has injuries above her eyes, on her back and legs. I drove her to the hospital in my car. She was in pain,” local state lawmaker Shankar Lal Sharma had told reporters.
According to the Hindustan Times, family members of a toddler who died in the accident accused the administration of lavishing all their attention on the VIP while ignoring others who were injured.
Read: Dharmendra displeased with media circulating injured pictures of Hema Malini
Anguished family members of the Khandelwals said prompt medical aid to the injured could have saved the life of the young girl.
“Two kinds of treatment are being given to victims of the same accident. Hema Malini was immediately taken to the Fortis Hospital, while our family-members were sent to Sawai Man Singh Hospital, where treatment was given very late,” said Rajiv Gupta, a relative of Khandelwal.
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