Delhi car accident

A case under sections 279 (Rash driving or riding on a public way), 337 (Causing hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others), 304A (Causing death by negligence), and 427 (Mischief causing damage to the amount of fifty rupees) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) has been registered at Dwarka North police station.

Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia's wife died in an early morning accident after her car was allegedly hit by a speeding four-wheeler in north Delhi's Kashmere Gate area, police said. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi said a PCR call was received at the Kashmere Gate police station regarding an accident. On reaching the spot, the police team found a Baleno car in accidental condition and that the victim was already rushed to Trauma Centre by CAT Ambulance. They said Madhu Rajesh Lilothia (55), a resident of Anand Parvat, was declared brought dead at the hospital at 6.03 am, he said. The accused driver of the offending vehicle was traced with the help of CCTV footages and subsequently arrested, Kalsi said. He said during the course of investigation, it was learnt that the deceased is the wife of a former Congress MLA, Rajesh Lilothia. A case under sections 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way) and 304 A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code was registered at Kashmere Gate police station and the investigation taken up, he said. "It was a blind accident case as there was no clue about the offending vehicle. A team was formed and each and every member of team was tasked accordingly. In order to ascertain any clue, local sources were also deployed and main focus was given on CCTV cameras to get clue from Anand Parvat to Shahadra flyover and this helped the team the offending vehicle which was a Maruti Bareza," he added. On the basis o...

NEW DELHI: Delhi Police's investigation has revealed that there were two girls on the scooty which allegedly collided with a grey Baleno car being driven by five drunk men in Kanjhawala area in the early hours of Sunday, sources said. The first girl sustained minor injuries and allegedly fled from the spot out of fear while the other girl fell in front of the car after the collision and was run over, said an official. Delhi road horror: No sexual assault, all injuries due to blunt force impact, says autopsy report The preliminary autopsy report of the 20-year-old who died after being dragged by a speeding car for 12 kilometres shows there were no injury marks on her private parts, news agency PTI quoted police sources as saying, on Tuesday. Woman dragged between wheels: Cops didn't pay heed, claim witnesses NEW DELHI: Two persons have claimed that they saw the 20-year-old woman being dragged between the wheels of a car in Kanjhawala area early Sunday and alerted the cops, but they did not pay any heed. One of them said he even tried chasing the vehicle. Police have said both the statements will be Delhi hit & run: 20-year-old was sole earning member NEW DELHI: The 20-year-old woman who was killed early Sunday after a car hit her scooter and allegedly dragged her for a few kilometres was her family's sole earning member. The victim is survived by her mother, two married sisters and three siblings - a brother and two sisters - studying in classesHe added that her legs got st...

Express News Service NEW DELHI: Two students of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, were allegedly hit by a speeding car in the national capital where one of the student succumbed to injuries while the other one is undergoing treatment. The student, identified as Ashraf Nawaz Khan (30) lost his life in the accident. He was pursuing a Doctorate of Philosophy in Composite materials for 5 years. Deputy Commissioner of Police (southwest) Manoj C said the accident took place near Gate number 1, outside the IIT campus in Hauz Khas area of southwest Delhi.“We have apprehended driver Avihant Sherawat, resident of Mahipalpur, and further interrogation is on,” he said. “Two students, Ashraf Nawaz Khan and Ankur Shukla (29) went to a restaurant in SDA market opposite IIT Delhi and were crossing the road. A car which was coming from Nehru Place side hit both of them,” the DCP said. The police received information through a PCR call after which they rushed to the spot and found broken parts of a car, a pair of blue sports shoes, and one brown coloured shoe lying strewn on the road.They also found a damaged vehicle i.e. a white Hyundai Verna car, on the pavement nearly 400 meters away from the site. The car’s front bumper and windshield was completely broken. No eyewitnesses were present at the spot after which the police reached the AIIMS trauma centre where Ashraf, a resident of Balia, UP was declared brought dead. Ankur’s leg was fractured and later he was shifted to Max Hospi...

New Delhi: Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia's wife died in an early morning accident after her car was allegedly hit by a speeding four-wheeler in north Delhi's Kashmere Gate area, police said. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi said a PCR call was received at the Kashmere Gate police station regarding an accident. On reaching the spot, the police team found a Baleno car in accidental condition and that the victim was already rushed to Trauma Centre by CAT Ambulance. They said Madhu Rajesh Lilothia (55), a resident of Anand Parvat, was declared brought dead at the hospital at 6.03 am, he said. The accused driver of the offending vehicle was traced with the help of CCTV footages and subsequently arrested, Kalsi said. He said during the course of investigation, it was learnt that the deceased is the wife of a former Congress MLA, Rajesh Lilothia. A case under sections 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way) and 304 A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code was registered at Kashmere Gate police station and the investigation taken up, he said. "It was a blind accident case as there was no clue about the offending vehicle. A team was formed and each and every member of team was tasked accordingly. In order to ascertain any clue, local sources were also deployed and main focus was given on CCTV cameras to get clue from Anand Parvat to Shahadra flyover and this helped the team the offending vehicle which was a Maruti Bareza," he added. On ...

A case under sections 279 (Rash driving or riding on a public way), 337 (Causing hurt by act endangering life or personal safety of others), 304A (Causing death by negligence), and 427 (Mischief causing damage to the amount of fifty rupees) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) has been registered at Dwarka North police station.

Express News Service NEW DELHI: Two students of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, were allegedly hit by a speeding car in the national capital where one of the student succumbed to injuries while the other one is undergoing treatment. The student, identified as Ashraf Nawaz Khan (30) lost his life in the accident. He was pursuing a Doctorate of Philosophy in Composite materials for 5 years. Deputy Commissioner of Police (southwest) Manoj C said the accident took place near Gate number 1, outside the IIT campus in Hauz Khas area of southwest Delhi.“We have apprehended driver Avihant Sherawat, resident of Mahipalpur, and further interrogation is on,” he said. “Two students, Ashraf Nawaz Khan and Ankur Shukla (29) went to a restaurant in SDA market opposite IIT Delhi and were crossing the road. A car which was coming from Nehru Place side hit both of them,” the DCP said. The police received information through a PCR call after which they rushed to the spot and found broken parts of a car, a pair of blue sports shoes, and one brown coloured shoe lying strewn on the road.They also found a damaged vehicle i.e. a white Hyundai Verna car, on the pavement nearly 400 meters away from the site. The car’s front bumper and windshield was completely broken. No eyewitnesses were present at the spot after which the police reached the AIIMS trauma centre where Ashraf, a resident of Balia, UP was declared brought dead. Ankur’s leg was fractured and later he was shifted to Max Hospi...

NEW DELHI: Delhi Police's investigation has revealed that there were two girls on the scooty which allegedly collided with a grey Baleno car being driven by five drunk men in Kanjhawala area in the early hours of Sunday, sources said. The first girl sustained minor injuries and allegedly fled from the spot out of fear while the other girl fell in front of the car after the collision and was run over, said an official. Delhi road horror: No sexual assault, all injuries due to blunt force impact, says autopsy report The preliminary autopsy report of the 20-year-old who died after being dragged by a speeding car for 12 kilometres shows there were no injury marks on her private parts, news agency PTI quoted police sources as saying, on Tuesday. Woman dragged between wheels: Cops didn't pay heed, claim witnesses NEW DELHI: Two persons have claimed that they saw the 20-year-old woman being dragged between the wheels of a car in Kanjhawala area early Sunday and alerted the cops, but they did not pay any heed. One of them said he even tried chasing the vehicle. Police have said both the statements will be Delhi hit & run: 20-year-old was sole earning member NEW DELHI: The 20-year-old woman who was killed early Sunday after a car hit her scooter and allegedly dragged her for a few kilometres was her family's sole earning member. The victim is survived by her mother, two married sisters and three siblings - a brother and two sisters - studying in classesHe added that her legs got st...

New Delhi: Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia's wife died in an early morning accident after her car was allegedly hit by a speeding four-wheeler in north Delhi's Kashmere Gate area, police said. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi said a PCR call was received at the Kashmere Gate police station regarding an accident. On reaching the spot, the police team found a Baleno car in accidental condition and that the victim was already rushed to Trauma Centre by CAT Ambulance. They said Madhu Rajesh Lilothia (55), a resident of Anand Parvat, was declared brought dead at the hospital at 6.03 am, he said. The accused driver of the offending vehicle was traced with the help of CCTV footages and subsequently arrested, Kalsi said. He said during the course of investigation, it was learnt that the deceased is the wife of a former Congress MLA, Rajesh Lilothia. A case under sections 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way) and 304 A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code was registered at Kashmere Gate police station and the investigation taken up, he said. "It was a blind accident case as there was no clue about the offending vehicle. A team was formed and each and every member of team was tasked accordingly. In order to ascertain any clue, local sources were also deployed and main focus was given on CCTV cameras to get clue from Anand Parvat to Shahadra flyover and this helped the team the offending vehicle which was a Maruti Bareza," he added. On ...

Congress leader Rajesh Lilothia's wife died in an early morning accident after her car was allegedly hit by a speeding four-wheeler in north Delhi's Kashmere Gate area, police said. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi said a PCR call was received at the Kashmere Gate police station regarding an accident. On reaching the spot, the police team found a Baleno car in accidental condition and that the victim was already rushed to Trauma Centre by CAT Ambulance. They said Madhu Rajesh Lilothia (55), a resident of Anand Parvat, was declared brought dead at the hospital at 6.03 am, he said. The accused driver of the offending vehicle was traced with the help of CCTV footages and subsequently arrested, Kalsi said. He said during the course of investigation, it was learnt that the deceased is the wife of a former Congress MLA, Rajesh Lilothia. A case under sections 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way) and 304 A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code was registered at Kashmere Gate police station and the investigation taken up, he said. "It was a blind accident case as there was no clue about the offending vehicle. A team was formed and each and every member of team was tasked accordingly. In order to ascertain any clue, local sources were also deployed and main focus was given on CCTV cameras to get clue from Anand Parvat to Shahadra flyover and this helped the team the offending vehicle which was a Maruti Bareza," he added. On the basis o...