17-yr-old rams SUV into vehicles in Ahmedabad, one dead
The accident occurred near the Sardar Patel Memorial in Shahibaug on Tuesday morning. The Division F traffic police station arrested the minor's father for allowing a minor to drive a vehicle.
An FIR was filed by the deceased's brother-in-law. The complaint states that the accused was speeding in a black SUV, which struck the victim's two-wheeler from behind before crashing into a stationary rickshaw nearby. The victim, a salesman from Asarwa, suffered severe head injuries and died on the spot, while the 38-year-old rickshaw driver suffered serious injuries to his leg and is undergoing treatment at the Civil Hospital.
The Division F traffic police station booked the minor and his father under Sections 105 (culpable homicide), 281 (negligent driving), 125(a), (b) (causing grievous hurt) and 324(4) (criminal mischief) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). They were also booked under Sections 177 (general offence), 184 (dangerous driving), 181 (driving without a licence) of the Motor Vehicles Act. The teen's father was also booked under Section 199A(1) (allowing an unauthorised person to drive) of the MV Act.
Further investigation is underway.
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