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Porsche car accident following confirmation that his blood samples had been substituted with those of his mother, stated the city police chief on Saturday.As reported by PTI, Commissioner of Police Amitesh Kumar said the accident investigation has revealed that the juvenile's blood samples were replaced with those of his mother.Meanwhile, Police had told a local court two days ago that the blood samples of the juvenile were exchanged with those of a woman.Also Read: Porsche case: NCP MLA Sunil Tingre's role under Pune police scanner, CM Shinde breaks silence — 5 pointsIn the early hours of May 19, two IT professionals tragically lost their lives in Kalyani Nagar, Pune, when a Porsche, purportedly driven by an inebriated minor, collided with their two-wheeler.The 17-year-old minor has been remanded to an observation home, while his father, realtor Vishal Agarwal, and grandfather, Surendra Agarwal, have been apprehended.

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Pune police on Saturday arrested the mother of the juvenile involved in the Porsche car accident case. This action follows confirmation that the blood samples of the juvenile were substituted with those of his mother, as stated by the city's police chief.

1. The Pune Police had earlier written to the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) seeking permission to probe the minor allegedly involved in the Porsche crash that left two techies dead.Police were granted permission to probe the minor for two hours on Saturday. According to the Juvenile Justice Act, the inquiry into a minor is to be conducted in the presence of parents.

Shivani Agarwal's blood sample who was present at the hospital. According to a report in NDTV, police are now looking for the teenager's mother to investigate her role in the plan.Earlier, the Maharashtra Medical Education (MME) Department on Monday, May 27, formed the committee headed by Dr Pallavi Sapale, dean of Mumbai-based Grants Medical College, to probe the alleged manipulation of the blood samples of the teenager.Police sources said the panel, in its investigation, found that blood samples of a woman and two men were collected at the hospital.

Pune Police official announced that the crime branch unit will utilize AI-based software to digitally recreate the incident, providing a comprehensive view of the events leading up to the crash. A cyber expert will be tasked with designing the digital reconstruction, incorporating all relevant data such as vehicle movements, the number of people present, the speed of the Porsche, and additional critical factors. Given that the accused is a minor, he cannot be taken to the accident spot. So the reconstruction will rely heavily on forensic inputs and other indirect data sources instead of on-site re-enactment, a crime branch official told ANI.

Hindustan Times reported. Ajay Taware was among Sassoon hospital employees who were arrested by the police on Monday for allegedly "manipulating" the blood samples of the minor accused in the Porsche accident case.Dr Ajay Taware, head of the state-run hospital's forensic medicine department, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Shrihari Halnor and staff member Atul Ghatkamble were arrested for allegedly throwing away the minor's blood samples, taken after the accident on May 19.They allegedly replaced the sample with the samples of another person's blood which had no traces of alcohol.

Pune city, police said on Tuesday.“The driver of the truck, after hitting the motorbike on Monday night, did not stop and tried to run away but was caught some distance away and arrested," they said.PTI reported that the incident occurred at approximately 10:30 pm on Monday in the Chandan Nagar area along the Pune-Ahmednagar road. Three students, all in their early 20s and enrolled at an engineering college in the area, were en route to the Pune railway station, as stated by the police.

Ajit Pawar, one MLA and one state minister from his faction of the NCP are under fire over allegations that they «interfered» with the police case against the drunk minor son of a Pune builder who killed two people with his car on May 19. Ajit Pawar is alleged to have made a call to the Pune Police Commissioner to go «soft» on the minor son of Vishal Agarwal after his arrest for running his car over two people, killing them on the spot. Responding to the allegations, Ajit Pawar, who is also the Guardian Minister of Pune, did not deny making the call to the police commissioner but claimed that it was only to ensure that the police did not succumb to pressure as the son of a «rich person» was involved. «If any such incident happens and if you are the guardian minister, then one would call up the police commissioner. So, I told him (Pune Police commissioner) to not succumb to any pressure as a rich person's family was involved. There was a possibility of different kinds of pressure on police,» said Pawar.

Pune car crash: A court here on Monday remanded two doctors and an employee of Sassoon General Hospital arrested in connection with the Porsche crash in police custody till May 30. The police produced the three in the court of Judicial Magistrate First Class (Small Causes) A A Pande and sought their custody for 10 days. Earlier in the day, the police arrested Dr Ajay Taware, head of the state-run hospital's Forensic Medicine department and Dr Shrihari Halnor, the chief medical officer for alleged manipulation of blood samples and destruction of evidence in the case, an official had said. The third arrested person, Atul Ghatkamble, works under Dr Tawre.

ALSO READ: Pune Porsche crash news: Police reveal how blood sample was tamperedThe BMW belongs to the teenager’s father.According to the police, Subham Mitalia was arrested and a case has been registered against the teenage boy and his father.Inspired by social media reels, the teenager persuaded his father to buy a second-hand BMW car that cost around ₹5 lakh.The BMW car is registered in the name of the minor’s father, who is a government official, reported NDTV. “The case has been registered against the official for allowing his underage son to drive without a driving license," said a police official.ALSO READ: Pune Porsche crash case: Two doctors from Sassoon General Hospital arrestedThe BMW video surfaced on the social media amid the ongoing controversy around a shocking accident involving a Porsche Taycan Turbo S being driven by a 17-year-old boy and resulting in killing of two people in Pune.Two IT professionals, identified as Ashwini Koshta and Aneesh Awadhia, both from Madhya Pradesh, were killed in the accident that took place in Pune's Kalyani Nagar on May 19.On May 23, the Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) cancelled the bail of the teenager accused of mowing down the biker and the pillion rider.

doctors from Sasson Hospital in the luxury car accident case where two motorcycle-borne persons were killed earlier this week in Pune city. As per the police, the doctors have been arrested on the charge of manipulating blood samples. The minor accused was taken to the hospital for a medical check-up on the day of the accident on May 19.

culpable since they apparently allowed their underage son to drive their car, a Porsche, knowing full well that he did not have a driving licence as he wasn’t yet eligible for one. Sure, we live in an age where parents have less and less influence over their progeny, especially once they reach their teens. But that does not absolve them of responsibility.

15 hours of the incident, and then, because of public anger, taking him back into remand. The teenager’s father, a builder named Vishal Agarwal who it appears had wilfully given him the car, reportedly tried to flee, but was eventually arrested. Stripped of legal jargon, the man was arrested for being a lousy parent and thus a danger to society.

Top news of the day: On 24 May, a series of events are set to take place right from politics to business. Election Commission of India said that the 58 seats voting today saw 57.70% approximate voter turnout till 5 pm. The IMD has issued warnings against severe cyclonic storm Remal, which is moving towards West Bengal and is expected to make landfall on May 26.

grandfather of the 17-year-old teenager who crashed his Porsche car into a motorbike killing two persons has been arrested for 'wrongful confinement' of the family driver, said an official on Saturday.

Top Events this week: This week was marked by significant events across various sectors. In Pune, a tragic car crash involving a juvenile driver led to the arrest of his father, while a bus accident on the Ambala-Delhi National Highway claimed seven lives. Legal troubles arose in Delhi as Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s personal secretary faced judicial custody.

Top news of the day: On 24 May, a series of events are set to take place right from politics to business. Flipkart said that it will be adding internet major Google as a minority investor. Hindalco reported a 32% year-on-year jump in its consolidated net profit to ₹3,174 crore for the quarter ended March.

ALSO READ: Pune Porsche crash: Teen's grandfather, linked to Chhota Rajan in Shiv Sena leader's murder bid, questioned by police"We are investigating these things and will take action against those who made such attempts, under section 201 (destruction of evidence) of the IPC," Kumar was quoted by news agency PTI as saying."It is true that at the start the driver had said that he was driving the car...We are investigating this part also under whose pressure the driver made that statement we are investigating it," the Pune Commissioner of Police said.What we know so far:1. Lapses: The Pune Police chief said an internal inquiry has pointed to lapses on the part of some cops while registering the case, and action will be taken against them.2. 'Minor was driving car': Police said police are investigating and collection evidence to support its argument that the accused teen was driving the car."During our investigation, it clearly emerged that the juvenile was driving the car, and we have already collected all the necessary chronological evidence.

Pune Porsche crash accused ends today, May 25, Friday. The three accused — Naman Pralhad Bhutda, the owner of Cosie restaurant, its manager Sachin Katkar, and the manager of Blak Club Hotel Sandip Sangle — were remanded on Tuesday in the car accident case allegedly involving a 17-year-boy that claimed the lives of two persons. Police on Thursday questioned the teen's grandfather and friend regarding the horrific car hit-and-run incident.

Top Events on May 24: India is all set to witness various political, legal, sports, and entertainment events including PM Modi's elections rallies in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh, Mayawati's poll campaign in Punjab, voter numbers case hearing in Supreme Court, Pune Porsche crash case, cyclone Remal alert, and others today, Friday. Take a look at the top events of the day below, - Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address Lok Sabha election rallies in Punjab's Gurdaspur and Jalandhar constituencies today.