These days the road accident in Pune is being discussed in Israel. A speeding luxury car hit a motorcycle and killed two people. The car was driven by a rich 17-year-old who was under the influence of alcohol. Shocking revelations are revealed every day in this matter. Now the Pune police have claimed that the minor’s blood samples were thrown into the trash can. In his place, blood samples were taken from another person. Not only that, all of this was done on the orders of a doctor from Sasson General Hospital.
Pune Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar told the shocking truth at a press conference on Monday. According to him, the boy’s father called the doctor and asked him to change the blood samples while luring him. The senior officer also said that two doctors were arrested for tampering with the minor’s blood sample and destroying evidence. Dr. Ajay Tower, head of forensic medicine department at Sassoon Hospital, and Dr. Srihari Harloor, chief medical officer of the government hospital, were arrested.
The officer said, ‘Investigation revealed that the minor’s blood samples were exchanged with those of another person. All of this was done on the orders of Dr. Tavar. On the orders of Dr. Tower, the boy’s blood samples were thrown into the trash can and samples of another person were taken instead.”
Kumar claimed, “Investigation also revealed that the minor’s father called Dr. Ajay Taber and lured him and asked him to change the blood samples.”
That’s how the truth came out
The senior police officer also said that as a precaution, we took additional blood samples from the boy and sent them to another hospital. Later, when the report came from another hospital, it turned out that the boy’s blood report at Sassoon Hospital was falsified, as the DNA of the two reports did not match.
According to him, the two doctors had no idea that the police would take another sample from the accused minor. According to him, ‘we will check whose samples were taken instead of the boy’s blood sample. We found CCTV footage of Sassoon Hospital and further investigation is underway.
These sections were imposed on the minor
Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar also said that a case has been registered against the boy under sections 201 (causing destruction of evidence of a crime), 120B (criminal conspiracy) and other relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code. According to him, ‘we have made the boy’s father a co-accused in the current case.’
The secret was revealed through CCTV footage
Earlier, the minor was taken for a blood test eight hours after his arrest. After an investigation, it turned out that the accused did not drink alcohol. However, CCTV footage and the bar bill revealed that he had consumed alcohol.
This is the case
In the city of Pune, on the night between May 18 and 19, a 17-year-old boy, while driving a Porsche car worth 3 million rupees at high speed, hit a bicycle. The collision with the vehicle was so strong that the bicycle lost its balance and was dragged along the road for a long distance, and as a result the two people riding on it were killed on the spot. Those present at the scene informed the police about the accident, after which the accused minor was arrested.
14 hours after this incident, the accused minor received bail from the court under certain conditions. The court ordered him to work with the traffic police for 15 days and write a 300-word essay on the effects and solutions of road accidents. Later, when the conflict escalated, the court revoked his bail. He was then sent to an observation house until June 5. Besides that, the father and grandfather of the minor were also arrested in this case.
