Delhi accident case

Little did her family know that their daughter was never going to come back. At 3.24 am on Sunday, January 1, the police receive a call about a grey Baleno dragging a body. The police found the body at 4.11 am near Hanuman Mandir, Jonti village. The body had extensive injuries, clothes were torn apart and both the legs were separated from the body. The body belonged to Anjali. According to the police, On Monday, January 2, the Delhi Police briefed the media for the first time in connection with the case. The police admitted that the woman's body was dragged for 12 kms, which brings to question the police's claim of heightened security and increased stationing of pickets on the New Year's Eve. This brings to question: - How did the grey Baleno escaped the police's notice? - How did cops stationed between Sultanpuri to Kanjhawala not see the woman stuck in the car wheels? - Was there no police presence in that 12 km stretch? NEW EVIDENCES RAISE QUESTIONS On Tuesday, January 3, a new The footage shows Anjali (in pink clothes) and Nidhi coming out of a hotel at 1.45 am on January 1 and then getting into an argument. Both the women are seen arguing and Anjali is seen trying to snatch something from Nidhi. The footage further shows that both the women left the event on a scooty. While Nidhi was driving the vehicle initially, Anjali took over later. It was also revealed that during the time of the accident, both were riding the scooty. On being probed by the police, Nidhi claimed...

Delhi accident case: Seventh accused Ankush surrenders; victim's friend Nidhi called for investigation Delhi accident case: Seventh accused Ankush surrenders; victim's friend Nidhi called for investigation The accused have been booked on charges of culpable homicide (Section 304) not amounting to murder, causing death by negligence and criminal conspiracy, according to the police. Delhi | Seventh accused in the Kanjhawala death case, Ankush surrenders before Police. Visuals from Sultanpuri Police Station. Delhi Police on Friday arrested Ashutosh, the sixth suspect and he was remanded in police custody for three days. The five people accused of causing the death of 20-year-old Anjali Singh had allegedly borrowed the car from Ashutosh. Those arrested earlier are: Deepak Khanna, Amit Khanna, Krishan, Mithun and Manoj Mittal. Meanwhile, Nidhi, an eye-witness in the Kanjhawala case, in which a young woman was hit by a car on New Year night and dragged under the wheels for several kilometres, has been not arrested, the Delhi Police said on Friday and added that she has been asked to join the investigation. CCTV footage captured horrific crime New, high-quality security camera footage confirmed the horrific witness accounts that she had been dragged under the wheels for over an hour. A senior police officer said that the woman was dragged for around 12 kilometres following the accident. The victim, who was the sole bread earner of her family, leaves behind an ailing mother and si...

Jan 04, 2023, 01:34PM IST Source: TOI.in Latest CCTV footage shows Nidhi (friend of the Victim, Anjali) returning home safely. In new footage, Nidhi, friend of the woman who died after being dragged for 12 kms on the first day of the new year, can be seen returning home safely after fighting with Anjali outside a hotel. Later that. night, after their fight, the horrific accident took place. In the CCTV footage, Nidhi can be seen reaching her house around 1:37AM and enters the gate.

The horrific death of a 20-year-old woman in Delhi, who was hit and dragged by a car for nearly 12 kilometres after midnight when it was already New Year's day, has triggered massive uproar across the national capital. Identified as Anjali Kumar, the woman was hit by a grey Baleno car that had five men inside, who have been arrested. A CCTV footage of the incident has also surfaced. They told police they had bought alcohol and consumed it while driving to Murthal and back, and that they were unaware of someone being stuck under their vehicle. However, Anjali's friend ‘Nidhi’ refuted their claims saying the victim had shouted for help after her foot got trapped under the car but the men “continued to drive”. Nidhi alleged that the men tried to hit her as well. A grey Baleno car was the offending vehicle in the Sultanpuri accident case. (ANI Photo) Police investigation so far has revealed that the two women attended a New Year's Eve party at a hotel and left the venue after midnight. Nidhi said that she fled the accident scene after sustaining minor injuries and did not report the incident to police as she was scared. She divulged details after a CCTV footage extracted by the police investigation team showed her entering her residence at 2.30am. The incident has triggered a political slugfest between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) at the opposition, with the former claiming earlier that one of the accused is a saffron camp leader. Delhi...

NEW DELHI: Police on Friday arrested two more persons, including the purported owner of the Baleno car involved in the January 1 accident at Kanjhawala that claimed the life of a 20-year-old woman. The two accused are alleged to have tampered with evidence, given false information to the police and were part of the conspiracy to hide their tracks after the incident, said the cops. The Baleno owner has been identified as Ashutosh. The police said he has been captured on CCTV having a conversation on phone with the accused men in the car. He also arranged for an auto for the accused to escape after they returned the car to him around 5 am on Sunday. 01:04 New CCTV footage of Delhi Accident Case: Anjali's friend Nidhi reached home at 1:37am The other person, Ankush, is a cousin of the accused driver, Amit. He convinced another cousin, Deepak, to take the blame and tell the cops that he was driving the car because Amit didn't have a driving licence. However, The police were able to ascertain that Amit was driving the car after they stumbled upon a footage from the camera of a petrol pump where the suspects stopped for refuelling. Amit is seen in the CCTV footage coming out of the driver's seat. Following this discovery, the cops questioned Amit, who then confessed that he was driving the vehicle. 00:56 Delhi dragged to death case: Fresh CCTV footage of Anjali and Nidhi together on scooty surfaces The cops, however, said on Friday that who was driving the car was immaterial now...

Image Source : SCREENGRAB, CCTV Delhi girl dies after being dragged for several kilometers. Delhi Kanjhawala case : Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday sought a report from the Delhi Police on the death of a woman who was hit by a car and dragged for 10-12 km on early Sunday morning (January 1) in Delhi when she was driving her scooty. Earlier in the day, the Delhi Police said that investigation into the Kanjhawala death case will be carried out based on the medical report. Dr Sagar P Hooda, Special CP (L&O) Zone II told media persons during a press conference that multiple teams have been formed to investigate the case wherein a 20-year-old woman was killed after her scooty was allegedly hit by a car and dragged under the vehicle for several kilometres. "The Delhi Police is in touch with the victim's family," Hooda said. A detailed order from the court is awaited. Speaking on the matter, Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora said that they will set an example by taking the strictest action to prevent a repeat of such incidents. What is the Kanjhawala case? In the wee hours of January 1 (Sunday), a 20-year-old woman riding a scooty was hit by a car and dragged for several kilometres in outer Delhi's Sultanpuri, police said. Five men were travelling in the Maruti Baleno which hit the girl on a scooty. A purported video of the woman's body without clothes and broken legs made rounds on social media. The footage also led to claims that the victim was raped and murdered, but th...

• 1:58:13 am: A scooty, with two occupants, can be seen • 1:58:38 am: A car, Maruti Suzuki Baleno, can be seen coming from the other direction. The car, silver in colour, which allegedly had the body of Anjali entangled on the left front tire, can be seen leaving behind a trail of blood. • 2:03:43 am: A police van, on patrol, can be seen going in the same direction. What inference can be drawn? In the 25-second window between 1:58:13 and 1:58:38, the accident took place between the scooty and the car, with Nidhi managing a quick escape, Anjali's body getting entangled in the wheels, and the car with five occupants dragging it. Thus, the trail of blood. The police van, seen in the footage at 2:03:43, passed the incident spot just after five minutes but did not notice anything including the trail of blood. What do we know for sure? 03:24 am: Kanjhawala Police Station received a call. The caller informed, "Ek Baleno gaadi grey colour Jo Qutubgarh ki sidd Jaa Rahi hai or usmei ek dead body bandhi hue hai, jo niche latki hui hai ( A Baleno car, grey in colour, is moving towards Qutubgarh. There's a dead body tied to the wheels. It is hanging down.)" 04:11 am: Another PCR call is received at police station Kanjhawala, this time it's about a woman's body lying on the road. The body was sent to Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Mangolpuri, where the girl was declared brought dead. The body was then sent to the Maulana Azad Medical College where the postmortem was conducted for over 1.5 ho...

A speeding SUV hit a motorbike carrying a family of four in southwest Delhi’s Dwarka area, killing three members of the family and leaving one injured. The family was returning home from a birthday party at their relative's residence. Lakhan, the breadwinner of his family, had celebrated his son's birthday hours before the incident. The victims were residents of Madhya Pradesh's Tikamgarh district. The accused driver, identified as Abrar, was arrested, and a case was registered in the Dwarka North police station.

NEW DELHI: Police on Friday arrested two more persons, including the purported owner of the Baleno car involved in the January 1 accident at Kanjhawala that claimed the life of a 20-year-old woman. The two accused are alleged to have tampered with evidence, given false information to the police and were part of the conspiracy to hide their tracks after the incident, said the cops. The Baleno owner has been identified as Ashutosh. The police said he has been captured on CCTV having a conversation on phone with the accused men in the car. He also arranged for an auto for the accused to escape after they returned the car to him around 5 am on Sunday. 01:04 New CCTV footage of Delhi Accident Case: Anjali's friend Nidhi reached home at 1:37am The other person, Ankush, is a cousin of the accused driver, Amit. He convinced another cousin, Deepak, to take the blame and tell the cops that he was driving the car because Amit didn't have a driving licence. However, The police were able to ascertain that Amit was driving the car after they stumbled upon a footage from the camera of a petrol pump where the suspects stopped for refuelling. Amit is seen in the CCTV footage coming out of the driver's seat. Following this discovery, the cops questioned Amit, who then confessed that he was driving the vehicle. 00:56 Delhi dragged to death case: Fresh CCTV footage of Anjali and Nidhi together on scooty surfaces The cops, however, said on Friday that who was driving the car was immaterial now...

Little did her family know that their daughter was never going to come back. At 3.24 am on Sunday, January 1, the police receive a call about a grey Baleno dragging a body. The police found the body at 4.11 am near Hanuman Mandir, Jonti village. The body had extensive injuries, clothes were torn apart and both the legs were separated from the body. The body belonged to Anjali. According to the police, On Monday, January 2, the Delhi Police briefed the media for the first time in connection with the case. The police admitted that the woman's body was dragged for 12 kms, which brings to question the police's claim of heightened security and increased stationing of pickets on the New Year's Eve. This brings to question: - How did the grey Baleno escaped the police's notice? - How did cops stationed between Sultanpuri to Kanjhawala not see the woman stuck in the car wheels? - Was there no police presence in that 12 km stretch? NEW EVIDENCES RAISE QUESTIONS On Tuesday, January 3, a new The footage shows Anjali (in pink clothes) and Nidhi coming out of a hotel at 1.45 am on January 1 and then getting into an argument. Both the women are seen arguing and Anjali is seen trying to snatch something from Nidhi. The footage further shows that both the women left the event on a scooty. While Nidhi was driving the vehicle initially, Anjali took over later. It was also revealed that during the time of the accident, both were riding the scooty. On being probed by the police, Nidhi claimed...