Porsche Crash Case: Two Accused Sent to Judicial Custody
Two persons arrested in connection with the May 19 Pune Porsche car crash case were remanded in judicial custody by a court.
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Aditya Avinash Sood (52) and Ashish Satish Mittal (37) were arrested on August 19 as their blood samples were used for tests in connection with two minors who were in the car along with the 17-year-old main accused at the time of the accident.
The two IT professionals, hailing from Madhya Pradesh, were killed when a Porsche car, allegedly driven by a minor boy in an inebriated condition, rammed into their motorcycle in Pune's Kalyani Nagar area. According to the police, blood samples were swapped as all three persons in the car were drunk.
District and additional sessions judge U M Mudholkar remanded Sood and Mittal to judicial custody, despite the prosecution seeking an extension of their police custody. The prosecution told the court that it wanted to probe further since the two had conspired with the other accused, comprising parents of the juvenile, Vishal and Shivani Agarwal, Dr Ajay Taware, Dr Shreehari Halnor, and wanted accused Arun Kumar Singh, to swap the blood samples.
The prosecution also told the court that it wanted to investigate if financial transactions took place between the accused. The defence counsels, however, opposed the extension of the remand, stating that the probe into the case was complete.
According to the investigators, Arun Kumar Singh asked Mittal to give his blood samples so that it could be used for alcohol detection tests in connection with Singh's minor son. In the case of the other minor, his father's (Sood) samples were used, as per the police.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the outcome of the court hearing in the Porsche crash case?
The two accused, Aditya Avinash Sood and Ashish Satish Mittal, were remanded in judicial custody by a court in Pune.
Who are the main accused in the Porsche crash case?
The main accused in the case is a 17-year-old boy who allegedly drove the Porsche car in an inebriated condition.
How many people were killed in the Porsche crash?
Two motorbike riders were killed in the crash.
What was the reason for swapping the blood samples?
The blood samples were swapped as all three persons in the car were drunk, according to the police.
Who is Arun Kumar Singh and what is his role in the case?
Arun Kumar Singh is a wanted accused in the case who allegedly asked Mittal to give his blood samples for alcohol detection tests in connection with Singh's minor son.
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