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Pune Porsche tragedy: Police confirm minor driver, promises strict action | Hindustan Dot
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Pune Porsche tragedy: Police confirm minor driver, promises strict action

In the sad Pune Porsche accident, new revelations have emerged where the city’s Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar said that from the evidence gathered it was apparent that the accused, aged 17 years, was the driver at the time of the accident.

In his remarks to reporters on Friday, Kumar admitted that there were some slip-ups by the police officers, particularly about compromising the evidence; he said that they would be disciplined for it.

He also dismissed the allegations that the juvenile was privileged or constantly received ‘preferential treatment’ when he was asked about the situation, saying that it was the result of an investigation carried out within the facility.

Based on reports from the top officer, technicalities and CCTV analysis, and testimonies from other people substantiate that the boy from the family of a property owner was driving the Porsche at the time that caused an accident that killed two in the Kalyani Nagar of the city at around 3 a. m. on Sunday.

As per Kumar’s information, the investigation attempted to point out that an adult, probably the family driver, was driving the car. He noted that we have collected all the available chronological evidence, and based on the stakeout, it can be stated that the minor was driving the Porsche car.

The police chief also touched on issues and concerns about Police misconduct, specifically allegations that were made that some of the officers were “coached.” The police have, however, assured the public that they have acted tough on the issue. However, he stated that the administration is considering an investigation of why section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) was not included in the first place.

There is widespread media coverage regarding the recent Pune Porsche accident, and investigators are now trying to tighten all loopholes to strengthen their case. As a result, the investigation will be led by a senior officer with special counsel to get aggressive in arguing the police side in court.

In spite of the ongoing court cases, the emphasis is on pursuing justice for the victims and on bringing the culprits to account for the actions that precipitated this mournful tragedy.

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