Pune Porsche Case Latest Update

The 17-year-old, whose late night Porsche dash on a Pune road left two 24-year-old engineers dead, has told the police that he cannot remember what happened that night because he was drunk, according to sources.

Police investigating the Porsche car crash allegedly involving a juvenile driver are planning "digital reconstruction" of the accident scene using some latest AI-based tools and software for "evidence appreciation", a senior police officer said.

Reacting sharply to an activist's claims that he had called the Pune police commissioner to "pressure him" after the Pune Porsche accident, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he is ready to take a narco test.

The father of the accused minor, and Dr Ajay Taware, who faked the teen's blood report, communicated 14 times on May 19, the day of the accident.

The peon, who was arrested in the Pune Porsche crash case along with two doctors for allegedly manipulating the blood test report of the 17-year-old accused, handed Rs 3 lakh bribe to the doctors, sources have said.

Pune Porsche case: The father of the 17-year-old Pune teen - who killed two people while "heavily drunk" and driving his dad's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche electric sports car - faces additional charges of forgery and criminal conspiracy.

The father of the 17-year-old Pune teen - who killed two people after illegally consuming alcohol and then driving his dad's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche sports car sans a license of any sort - has been sent to jail till June 7.

Police will investigate potential lapses in protocol, including allegations of preferential treatment, in the hours after the 17-year-old Pune boy killed two people while drunk and driving his father's Porsche at 200 km per hour.

Sources told NDTV the daily schedule at the remand home to which the teen driver in the Pune Porsche crash has been sent till June 5 begins with a breakfast - from 8 to 10 am - of poha, upma, eggs, and milk.

Two bonds of Rs 7, 500 each and a 300-word essay on road safety - these were some of the bail conditions placed on the 17-year-old Pune boy who was "heavily drunk" and driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche supercar when he killed two people.

A court here on Tuesday remanded three accused - an owner and two managers of different restaurants - in police custody till May 24 in the case of a car accident allegedly involving a 17-year-old boy that claimed the lives of two persons.

The 17-year-old, whose late night Porsche dash on a Pune road left two 24-year-old engineers dead, has told the police that he cannot remember what happened that night because he was drunk, according to sources.

Police investigating the Porsche car crash allegedly involving a juvenile driver are planning "digital reconstruction" of the accident scene using some latest AI-based tools and software for "evidence appreciation", a senior police officer said.

Reacting sharply to an activist's claims that he had called the Pune police commissioner to "pressure him" after the Pune Porsche accident, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has said he is ready to take a narco test.

The father of the accused minor, and Dr Ajay Taware, who faked the teen's blood report, communicated 14 times on May 19, the day of the accident.

The peon, who was arrested in the Pune Porsche crash case along with two doctors for allegedly manipulating the blood test report of the 17-year-old accused, handed Rs 3 lakh bribe to the doctors, sources have said.

Pune Porsche case: The father of the 17-year-old Pune teen - who killed two people while "heavily drunk" and driving his dad's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche electric sports car - faces additional charges of forgery and criminal conspiracy.

The father of the 17-year-old Pune teen - who killed two people after illegally consuming alcohol and then driving his dad's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche sports car sans a license of any sort - has been sent to jail till June 7.

Police will investigate potential lapses in protocol, including allegations of preferential treatment, in the hours after the 17-year-old Pune boy killed two people while drunk and driving his father's Porsche at 200 km per hour.

Sources told NDTV the daily schedule at the remand home to which the teen driver in the Pune Porsche crash has been sent till June 5 begins with a breakfast - from 8 to 10 am - of poha, upma, eggs, and milk.

Two bonds of Rs 7, 500 each and a 300-word essay on road safety - these were some of the bail conditions placed on the 17-year-old Pune boy who was "heavily drunk" and driving his father's Rs 2.5 crore Porsche supercar when he killed two people.

A court here on Tuesday remanded three accused - an owner and two managers of different restaurants - in police custody till May 24 in the case of a car accident allegedly involving a 17-year-old boy that claimed the lives of two persons.