Area Dudes Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash
Arvin Batra of Hicksville and Hamza Rizvi of Bethpage were killed early Christmas Eve when Rizvi’s two thousand fifteen Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
This photo of Arvin Batra was published on the GoFundMe page.
The Nassau County Police Department 2nd Squad said that the dudes were traveling eastbound on Saturday, Dec. Twenty four at 6:06 a.m. when Rizvi evidently lost control of the Jeep, which struck a tree and caught fire near Wilfred Road. Batra and Rizvi were pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives proceed to investigate the accident and ask anyone with information to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
According to Indian Panorama, Arvin was the son of Ajay Batra, whom it described as a community activist and proprietor of the Indian Diversity Display that airs on Cablevision Sunday nights.
The newspaper went on to note, “Arvin Batra, well known for his accomplishments in Bollywood dances, TV shows and cultural programs, was a rising starlet of the Indian American community.”
It added that a “large number of Indian American community members visited Mr. Ajay Batra‘s home in Hicksville” to suggest their condolences. Also, “Many from the Indian American community as also a large number from Pakistani community visited Mr. Rizvi to share the family’s distress over the tragic and untimely death of Hamza.”
Candles and tributes at the scene of the accident.
A GoFundMe page set up by “his very first cousins collectively” paid tribute to Arvin and raised more that $28,000 to set up a scholarship and benefit charities.
A writer who was clearly Arvin’s older brother but did not expose his name wrote the following on the GoFundMe page:
“ ’Twas the morning before Christmas and my little dearest brother was heaven’s present. It’s supposed to be a very joyous day and everyone’s with their families and friends. For this family, it’s very different. It turned into the nightmare before Christmas. How could he leave us? He had his Christmas party for his family and friends all planned out. He always dreamed to sate everyone and most of the time he did and his largest purpose in life was to make sure his parents get the world and are always taken care of. So soon, so youthfull, such a Discreet person. No one would have ever imagined. It’s so unbelievable, so shocking, no words could describe what this family is feeling. I can’t even form my sentences decently I didn’t even know what to say. Brought up as a baby with a loving family, raised as a caring child with all the love possible, cared for by so many family and friends as a youthfull adult, became a man as a child in our eyes. It’s so sad to say or even hear you’re gone. But you’re not. We just won’t physically see you anymore. We sit here in tears on this Christmas Day with our hearts in lumps only to attempt to reminisce and recover and plan for our future because you will be in all of our lives forever. Twenty one years old standing on top of the world looking down always looking for the next step of what to conquer. One month away from your 22nd bday it will still be celebrated I promise you.”
Area Dudes Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash, Hicksville News
Area Fellows Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash
Arvin Batra of Hicksville and Hamza Rizvi of Bethpage were killed early Christmas Eve when Rizvi’s two thousand fifteen Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
This photo of Arvin Batra was published on the GoFundMe page.
The Nassau County Police Department 2nd Squad said that the studs were traveling eastbound on Saturday, Dec. Twenty four at 6:06 a.m. when Rizvi evidently lost control of the Jeep, which struck a tree and caught fire near Wilfred Road. Batra and Rizvi were pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives proceed to investigate the accident and ask anyone with information to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
According to Indian Panorama, Arvin was the son of Ajay Batra, whom it described as a community activist and holder of the Indian Multiplicity Showcase that airs on Cablevision Sunday nights.
The newspaper went on to note, “Arvin Batra, well known for his accomplishments in Bollywood dances, TV shows and cultural programs, was a rising starlet of the Indian American community.”
It added that a “large number of Indian American community members visited Mr. Ajay Batra‘s home in Hicksville” to suggest their condolences. Also, “Many from the Indian American community as also a large number from Pakistani community visited Mr. Rizvi to share the family’s distress over the tragic and untimely death of Hamza.”
Candles and tributes at the scene of the accident.
A GoFundMe page set up by “his very first cousins collectively” paid tribute to Arvin and raised more that $28,000 to set up a scholarship and benefit charities.
A writer who was clearly Arvin’s older brother but did not expose his name wrote the following on the GoFundMe page:
“ ’Twas the morning before Christmas and my little dearest brother was heaven’s present. It’s supposed to be a very joyous day and everyone’s with their families and friends. For this family, it’s very different. It turned into the nightmare before Christmas. How could he leave us? He had his Christmas party for his family and friends all planned out. He always dreamed to sate everyone and most of the time he did and his thickest purpose in life was to make sure his parents get the world and are always taken care of. So soon, so youthfull, such a Discreet person. No one would have ever imagined. It’s so unbelievable, so shocking, no words could describe what this family is feeling. I can’t even form my sentences decently I didn’t even know what to say. Brought up as a baby with a loving family, raised as a caring child with all the love possible, cared for by so many family and friends as a youthfull adult, became a man as a child in our eyes. It’s so sad to say or even hear you’re gone. But you’re not. We just won’t physically see you anymore. We sit here in tears on this Christmas Day with our hearts in lumps only to attempt to recall and recover and plan for our future because you will be in all of our lives forever. Twenty one years old standing on top of the world looking down always looking for the next step of what to conquer. One month away from your 22nd bday it will still be celebrated I promise you.”
Area Boys Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash, Hicksville News
Area Studs Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash
Arvin Batra of Hicksville and Hamza Rizvi of Bethpage were killed early Christmas Eve when Rizvi’s two thousand fifteen Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
This photo of Arvin Batra was published on the GoFundMe page.
The Nassau County Police Department 2nd Squad said that the fellows were traveling eastbound on Saturday, Dec. Twenty four at 6:06 a.m. when Rizvi evidently lost control of the Jeep, which struck a tree and caught fire near Wilfred Road. Batra and Rizvi were pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives proceed to investigate the accident and ask anyone with information to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
According to Indian Panorama, Arvin was the son of Ajay Batra, whom it described as a community activist and possessor of the Indian Multiplicity Demonstrate that airs on Cablevision Sunday nights.
The newspaper went on to note, “Arvin Batra, well known for his accomplishments in Bollywood dances, TV shows and cultural programs, was a rising starlet of the Indian American community.”
It added that a “large number of Indian American community members visited Mr. Ajay Batra‘s home in Hicksville” to suggest their condolences. Also, “Many from the Indian American community as also a large number from Pakistani community visited Mr. Rizvi to share the family’s trouble over the tragic and untimely death of Hamza.”
Candles and tributes at the scene of the accident.
A GoFundMe page set up by “his very first cousins collectively” paid tribute to Arvin and raised more that $28,000 to set up a scholarship and benefit charities.
A writer who was clearly Arvin’s older brother but did not expose his name wrote the following on the GoFundMe page:
“ ’Twas the morning before Christmas and my little dearest brother was heaven’s present. It’s supposed to be a very joyous day and everyone’s with their families and friends. For this family, it’s very different. It turned into the nightmare before Christmas. How could he leave us? He had his Christmas party for his family and friends all planned out. He always dreamed to please everyone and most of the time he did and his thickest purpose in life was to make sure his parents get the world and are always taken care of. So soon, so youthful, such a Discreet person. No one would have ever imagined. It’s so unbelievable, so shocking, no words could describe what this family is feeling. I can’t even form my sentences decently I didn’t even know what to say. Brought up as a baby with a loving family, raised as a caring child with all the love possible, cared for by so many family and friends as a youthful adult, became a man as a child in our eyes. It’s so sad to say or even hear you’re gone. But you’re not. We just won’t physically see you anymore. We sit here in tears on this Christmas Day with our hearts in lumps only to attempt to recall and recover and plan for our future because you will be in all of our lives forever. Twenty one years old standing on top of the world looking down always looking for the next step of what to conquer. One month away from your 22nd bday it will still be celebrated I promise you.”
Area Studs Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash, Hicksville News
Area Dudes Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash
Arvin Batra of Hicksville and Hamza Rizvi of Bethpage were killed early Christmas Eve when Rizvi’s two thousand fifteen Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
This photo of Arvin Batra was published on the GoFundMe page.
The Nassau County Police Department 2nd Squad said that the fellows were traveling eastbound on Saturday, Dec. Twenty four at 6:06 a.m. when Rizvi evidently lost control of the Jeep, which struck a tree and caught fire near Wilfred Road. Batra and Rizvi were pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives proceed to investigate the accident and ask anyone with information to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
According to Indian Panorama, Arvin was the son of Ajay Batra, whom it described as a community activist and possessor of the Indian Multiplicity Display that airs on Cablevision Sunday nights.
The newspaper went on to note, “Arvin Batra, well known for his accomplishments in Bollywood dances, TV shows and cultural programs, was a rising starlet of the Indian American community.”
It added that a “large number of Indian American community members visited Mr. Ajay Batra‘s home in Hicksville” to suggest their condolences. Also, “Many from the Indian American community as also a large number from Pakistani community visited Mr. Rizvi to share the family’s distress over the tragic and untimely death of Hamza.”
Candles and tributes at the scene of the accident.
A GoFundMe page set up by “his very first cousins collectively” paid tribute to Arvin and raised more that $28,000 to set up a scholarship and benefit charities.
A writer who was clearly Arvin’s older brother but did not expose his name wrote the following on the GoFundMe page:
“ ’Twas the morning before Christmas and my little dearest brother was heaven’s present. It’s supposed to be a very joyous day and everyone’s with their families and friends. For this family, it’s very different. It turned into the nightmare before Christmas. How could he leave us? He had his Christmas party for his family and friends all planned out. He always dreamed to sate everyone and most of the time he did and his thickest purpose in life was to make sure his parents get the world and are always taken care of. So soon, so youthful, such a Discreet person. No one would have ever imagined. It’s so unbelievable, so shocking, no words could describe what this family is feeling. I can’t even form my sentences decently I didn’t even know what to say. Brought up as a baby with a loving family, raised as a caring child with all the love possible, cared for by so many family and friends as a youthful adult, became a man as a child in our eyes. It’s so sad to say or even hear you’re gone. But you’re not. We just won’t physically see you anymore. We sit here in tears on this Christmas Day with our hearts in chunks only to attempt to reminisce and recover and plan for our future because you will be in all of our lives forever. Twenty one years old standing on top of the world looking down always looking for the next step of what to conquer. One month away from your 22nd bday it will still be celebrated I promise you.”
Area Fellows Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash, Hicksville News
Area Fellows Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash
Arvin Batra of Hicksville and Hamza Rizvi of Bethpage were killed early Christmas Eve when Rizvi’s two thousand fifteen Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
This photo of Arvin Batra was published on the GoFundMe page.
The Nassau County Police Department 2nd Squad said that the studs were traveling eastbound on Saturday, Dec. Twenty four at 6:06 a.m. when Rizvi evidently lost control of the Jeep, which struck a tree and caught fire near Wilfred Road. Batra and Rizvi were pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives proceed to investigate the accident and ask anyone with information to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
According to Indian Panorama, Arvin was the son of Ajay Batra, whom it described as a community activist and proprietor of the Indian Diversity Demonstrate that airs on Cablevision Sunday nights.
The newspaper went on to note, “Arvin Batra, well known for his accomplishments in Bollywood dances, TV shows and cultural programs, was a rising starlet of the Indian American community.”
It added that a “large number of Indian American community members visited Mr. Ajay Batra‘s home in Hicksville” to suggest their condolences. Also, “Many from the Indian American community as also a large number from Pakistani community visited Mr. Rizvi to share the family’s trouble over the tragic and untimely death of Hamza.”
Candles and tributes at the scene of the accident.
A GoFundMe page set up by “his very first cousins collectively” paid tribute to Arvin and raised more that $28,000 to set up a scholarship and benefit charities.
A writer who was clearly Arvin’s older brother but did not expose his name wrote the following on the GoFundMe page:
“ ’Twas the morning before Christmas and my little dearest brother was heaven’s present. It’s supposed to be a very joyous day and everyone’s with their families and friends. For this family, it’s very different. It turned into the nightmare before Christmas. How could he leave us? He had his Christmas party for his family and friends all planned out. He always desired to sate everyone and most of the time he did and his fattest objective in life was to make sure his parents get the world and are always taken care of. So soon, so youthful, such a Discreet person. No one would have ever imagined. It’s so unbelievable, so shocking, no words could describe what this family is feeling. I can’t even form my sentences decently I didn’t even know what to say. Brought up as a baby with a loving family, raised as a caring child with all the love possible, cared for by so many family and friends as a youthful adult, became a man as a child in our eyes. It’s so sad to say or even hear you’re gone. But you’re not. We just won’t physically see you anymore. We sit here in tears on this Christmas Day with our hearts in chunks only to attempt to reminisce and recover and plan for our future because you will be in all of our lives forever. Twenty one years old standing on top of the world looking down always looking for the next step of what to conquer. One month away from your 22nd bday it will still be celebrated I promise you.”
Area Dudes Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash, Hicksville News
Area Dudes Die in Flamy Hicksville Crash
Arvin Batra of Hicksville and Hamza Rizvi of Bethpage were killed early Christmas Eve when Rizvi’s two thousand fifteen Jeep Grand Cherokee crashed on Woodbury Road in Hicksville.
This photo of Arvin Batra was published on the GoFundMe page.
The Nassau County Police Department 2nd Squad said that the fellows were traveling eastbound on Saturday, Dec. Twenty four at 6:06 a.m. when Rizvi evidently lost control of the Jeep, which struck a tree and caught fire near Wilfred Road. Batra and Rizvi were pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives proceed to investigate the accident and ask anyone with information to contact Nassau County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-244-8477. All callers will remain anonymous.
According to Indian Panorama, Arvin was the son of Ajay Batra, whom it described as a community activist and possessor of the Indian Diversity Showcase that airs on Cablevision Sunday nights.
The newspaper went on to note, “Arvin Batra, well known for his accomplishments in Bollywood dances, TV shows and cultural programs, was a rising starlet of the Indian American community.”
It added that a “large number of Indian American community members visited Mr. Ajay Batra‘s home in Hicksville” to suggest their condolences. Also, “Many from the Indian American community as also a large number from Pakistani community visited Mr. Rizvi to share the family’s distress over the tragic and untimely death of Hamza.”
Candles and tributes at the scene of the accident.
A GoFundMe page set up by “his very first cousins collectively” paid tribute to Arvin and raised more that $28,000 to set up a scholarship and benefit charities.
A writer who was clearly Arvin’s older brother but did not expose his name wrote the following on the GoFundMe page:
“ ’Twas the morning before Christmas and my little dearest brother was heaven’s present. It’s supposed to be a very joyous day and everyone’s with their families and friends. For this family, it’s very different. It turned into the nightmare before Christmas. How could he leave us? He had his Christmas party for his family and friends all planned out. He always wished to please everyone and most of the time he did and his fattest objective in life was to make sure his parents get the world and are always taken care of. So soon, so youthfull, such a Modest person. No one would have ever imagined. It’s so unbelievable, so shocking, no words could describe what this family is feeling. I can’t even form my sentences decently I didn’t even know what to say. Brought up as a baby with a loving family, raised as a caring child with all the love possible, cared for by so many family and friends as a youthful adult, became a man as a child in our eyes. It’s so sad to say or even hear you’re gone. But you’re not. We just won’t physically see you anymore. We sit here in tears on this Christmas Day with our hearts in lumps only to attempt to reminisce and recover and plan for our future because you will be in all of our lives forever. Twenty one years old standing on top of the world looking down always looking for the next step of what to conquer. One month away from your 22nd bday it will still be celebrated I promise you.”