Pune: Pune Police Commissioner Amitesh Kuma on Friday said an attempt was made to show that the 17-year-old minor who allegedly hit a motorcycle with his Porsche car, killing two people, was not responsible for the accident. Time was not driving.
The city police chief told reporters that an internal investigation had revealed lapses on the part of some policemen while registering the case and action would be taken against them.
“During our investigation, it has clearly emerged that the juvenile was driving the car and we have already collected all the necessary chronological evidence, for example, when the juvenile left the house, the entry on the safety register shows That he had left the house with the car. Car,” he said.
The police chief said, based on technical and CCTV evidence, it has been confirmed that the car was being driven by a teenager.He said eyewitnesses have also confirmed that the teenager was driving the car at the time of the accident.
Kumar said an attempt was made to show that the car was being driven by an adult (family driver) and not a teenager when the vehicle crushed two people in the city's Kalyani Nagar area around 3 am on Sunday.
He said, "We are investigating these things and will take action against those making such attempts under section 201 (destroying evidence) of the IPC."
Asked about the blood samples, Kumar said the juvenile was sent to Sassu Hospital around 9 am on Sunday after the crime was registered. He admitted, “There was a delay in taking the blood samples as they were collected at 11 pm, but the blood report is not the basis of our case.,
He said the case has been registered under IPC section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and the teenager was fully aware that driving under the influence of alcohol would lead to such a crime and loss of lives.
He also said that special lawyers will be appointed to present the police's case aggressively in the court.
A Porsche car, allegedly driven by a 17-year-old boy, who police claim was drunk at the time, mowed down two motorcycle-riding software engineers in the city early Sunday, killing them.
The teen was then produced before the Juvenile Justice Board, which granted him bail after asking him to write an essay of 300 words.
Following the uproar over quick bail and police review plea, the JJB on Wednesday sent Kishore, son of real estate developer Vishal Aggarwal, to observation home till June 5.The police have also arrested the girl's father.
The city police chief told reporters that an internal investigation had revealed lapses on the part of some policemen while registering the case and action would be taken against them.
“During our investigation, it has clearly emerged that the juvenile was driving the car and we have already collected all the necessary chronological evidence, for example, when the juvenile left the house, the entry on the safety register shows That he had left the house with the car. Car,” he said.
The police chief said, based on technical and CCTV evidence, it has been confirmed that the car was being driven by a teenager.He said eyewitnesses have also confirmed that the teenager was driving the car at the time of the accident.
Kumar said an attempt was made to show that the car was being driven by an adult (family driver) and not a teenager when the vehicle crushed two people in the city's Kalyani Nagar area around 3 am on Sunday.
He said, "We are investigating these things and will take action against those making such attempts under section 201 (destroying evidence) of the IPC."
Asked about the blood samples, Kumar said the juvenile was sent to Sassu Hospital around 9 am on Sunday after the crime was registered. He admitted, “There was a delay in taking the blood samples as they were collected at 11 pm, but the blood report is not the basis of our case.,
He said the case has been registered under IPC section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and the teenager was fully aware that driving under the influence of alcohol would lead to such a crime and loss of lives.
He also said that special lawyers will be appointed to present the police's case aggressively in the court.
A Porsche car, allegedly driven by a 17-year-old boy, who police claim was drunk at the time, mowed down two motorcycle-riding software engineers in the city early Sunday, killing them.
The teen was then produced before the Juvenile Justice Board, which granted him bail after asking him to write an essay of 300 words.
Following the uproar over quick bail and police review plea, the JJB on Wednesday sent Kishore, son of real estate developer Vishal Aggarwal, to observation home till June 5.The police have also arrested the girl's father.
