In the early hours of July 9, a drunk 40-year-old real estate dealer named Utsav Shekhar allegedly drove a white Audi into five people sleeping on a footpath in South West Delhi’s Vasant Vihar. The victims, including an eight-year-old girl, were rushed to nearby hospitals with critical injuries.
Drunk DrivingFootpath AccidentVasant ViharReal EstateDelhiReal EstateJul 13, 2025
The white Audi was allegedly driven by 40-year-old real estate dealer Utsav Shekhar.
The incident occurred in the early hours of July 9, near a petrol pump in front of Shiva Camp in South West Delhi’s Vasant Vihar.
All five victims were rushed to nearby hospitals with critical injuries and are currently being treated.
Yes, post-arrest breathalyser and medical reports confirmed that the driver, Utsav Shekhar, was intoxicated at the time of the crash.
The police have arrested Utsav Shekhar, filed formal charges, and are conducting a detailed investigation into the incident.
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