Horrifying moment ‘rich kid' driver knocks over scooter rider & then reverses 4x4 truck into him in road rage
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THIS is the horrifying moment a wealthy businessman's son mowed down an elderly scooter rider before deliberately reversing his 4x4 into him in a shocking road rage attack.
Sickening CCTV footage shows Manan Anand – dubbed a 'rich kid' locally – speeding on the wrong side of the road in Kashmir, India.
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The moment Anand deliberately hits an elderly man with his car in India
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The pensioner is seen being flung to the ground
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The 20-year-old then goes on to deliberately reverse into him in sickening road rage attack
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Manan Anand is the son of prominent businessman Rajinder Anand
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The 20-year-old then slams into Kamalkant Dutta, 68, at around 1.30pm on Sunday.
The pensioner is seen being flung to the ground as Anand, son of prominent businessman Rajinder Anand, overtakes at high speed.
But instead of rushing to help, the driver coldly throws his vehicle into reverse and smashes into the OAP a second time, knocking him onto his back where he cracks his head on the tarmac.
Anand then casually steps out of the 4WD alongside a passenger, walks over to the injured Dutta.
But moments later, he climbs back into the car and drives off, leaving the pensioner fighting for his life.
Horrified bystanders rushed Dutta to GMC Jammu hospital, where he remains in critical condition.
Police confirmed they have since seized the vehicle and detained Anand's father for questioning.
But despite multiple raids over the past couple of days, Anand himself has gone on the run.
Police said the crash happened near Allora Textiles in Jammu, when a Mahindra Thar being "driven in a rash and negligent manner" hit a scooter coming from the opposite direction.
A spokesperson added: "The scooty, which was coming from the opposite direction, was struck by the Thar, resulting in injuries to the rider.
Dramatic moment idiot driver speeds off road, spins out of control and crashes into police car
"The injured individual was shifted to GMC Jammu by passers-by, while the Thar driver fled from the spot."
Cops have launched a manhunt to track down the fugitive driver.
It comes after a young comedian died in a horror crash after a retired judge allegedly mowed her down while drunk — with a naked woman sitting on his lap.
Thaís Bonatti, 30, was riding her bicycle to work at a restaurant in Araçatuba, Brazil, when Fernando Augusto Fontes Rodrigues Júnior, 61, allegedly slammed his Ford Ranger pickup into her.
The impact left Bonatti with devastating injuries, including a fractured pelvis and a traumatic brain injury, last Thursday morning.
She was rushed to hospital, but medics were unable to save her.
According to a police report, Rodrigues — a former civil court judge now working as a lawyer — had left a nightclub shortly before the crash with a woman believed to be a sex worker.
Surveillance footage allegedly showed the woman naked and trying to climb off his lap as the vehicle stopped near a supermarket.
He was taken into custody and charged with manslaughter, but was released the following day after posting bail of 40,000 Brazilian reais (around $7,150).
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