
Two people lost their lives in a car accident in Pune, Maharashtra. The darkest aspect of the accident is that the accused is a minor. This accused the son of a rich builder and destroyed the lives of two families in an inebriated state. This teenager, who crushed two youths under his Porsche car worth crores of rupees, is currently in police custody. Maharashtra Police is investigating aspects such as death in the accident, and allegations of drunk driving, influencing the investigation by showing money and changing blood samples in the hospital. In the latest development, the minor accused has told the police during interrogation that he does not remember anything that happened at the time of the accident, because at that time he was driving in an inebriated state. This information related to the interrogation has been given by sources.
Blood samples changed by giving Rs 3 lakh to doctors
Apart from interrogating this 17-year-old accused, the police are also looking for that blood sample of hers, which was allegedly changed. Let us tell you that it has come to light in the reports that blood samples were changed to save the accused by giving Rs 3 lakh to the doctors of the hospital. In this case, the police are investigating based on different FIRs. The accused's father and grandfather have also been arrested in this case.
Spent 48 thousand rupees in a pub for drugs, juvenile will be tried as an adult
It is worth noting that the juvenile is currently kept in a juvenile correction home based on being a minor. At the request of the police, the Juvenile Justice Board permitted to prosecute him as an adult. Before the verdict, CCTV footage had surfaced, in which the juvenile was seen drinking alcohol in a pub with his friends. According to reports, this person spent 48 thousand rupees in the pub.
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