Silchar, Jan. 5 -- Six people, including four police personnel, were injured on Sunday after the convoy of Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal collided with a civilian car in Assam's Dibrugarh district, officials said. The incident occurred in the afternoon when former Assam chief minister Sonowal was travelling along the Hatiali Bypass from Dibrugarh to his ancestral village, Bindhakata, in Chabua. Rajya Sabha MP Rameswar Teli was also part of the convoy at the time of the crash. According to police, three vehicles from the minister's convoy were involved in the collision. One escort vehicle reportedly hit a civilian car, injuring several occupants. Dibrugarh superintendent of police Gaurav Abhijeet Dilip said immediate medical assistance was provided to those injured. "This afternoon, one escort vehicle from the cavalcade of Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal hit a civilian vehicle near Hatiali under Chabua police station. As a result, six people, including four policemen, were injured. They were taken to Assam Medical College and Hospital (AMCH) in the same ambulance of the convoy," the SP said. "All injured persons, including the policemen, are out of danger and are undergoing treatment at AMCH, Dibrugarh," he added. Police officials confirmed that the vehicle carrying Sonowal was not affected in the collision.htc...