ashwini koshta

The Supreme Court granted bail to the father of the minor accused in the 2024 Pune Porsche crash, who allegedly manipulated blood samples. He had been in custody for 22 months. The accident, which killed two software engineers, occurred when the inebriated juvenile allegedly crashed into their motorcycle.

A year has passed since a 17-year-old's Porsche crash in Pune claimed the lives of two tech professionals, ashwini koshta and Anish Awadhia. The Juvenile Justice Board is yet to decide whether to try him as an adult, facing delays due to adjournments and quorum issues.

Anish Awadhiya and ashwini koshta's parents demand Supreme Court monitoring of probe and trial in Madhya Pradesh. Accused, allegedly inebriated juvenile, collided his Porsche with victims' motorcycle.

Two software engineers, Aneesh Awadhia and ashwini koshta, from Madhya Pradesh, died in Pune after a Porsche Taycan driven by a prominent builder's 17-year-old son hit their motorcycle in Kalyaninagar. The driver was detained and released by the Juvenile Justice Board with conditions, including working with a traffic constable and attending counselling at a Pune engineering college.

Chaos in Pune's Kalyaninagar as a 17-year-old driving a Porsche Taycan fatally hits two software engineers. After arrest, the teen was released on bail by the Juvenile Justice Board with conditions like writing an essay on accidents and more. The deceased were Aneesh Awadhia and ashwini koshta, identified by police.

Aneesh Awadhia and ashwini koshta, techies, were fatally hit by a minor driving a Porsche Taycan in Kharadi. Yerawada police questioned their relationship, giving the accused 'VIP treatment.' Aneesh's brother Devesh and uncle Gyanendra found it traumatic. Surya criticized the Juvenile Justice Board. Ashwini's brother Sampreet mentioned final rites.

Investigation into the car crash in Pune revealed an unregistered Porsche Taycan, priced between Rs 1.61 crore and Rs 2.44 crore, caused the death of two software engineers, Aneesh Awadhia and ashwini koshta, both 24, from Madhya Pradesh, near a pub. The underage driver was detained by the Juvenile Justice Board, and vehicles in Pune are operating without registration numbers.

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the bail plea of the father of the 17-year-old accused in the fatal Pune Porsche crash. He is accused of manipulating his son's blood sample test. The court also issued notice on a similar plea from another father whose son was in the car.

The Supreme Court granted bail to Ashpak Makandar, an accused in the Pune Porsche crash blood sample tampering case. The court cited parity with co-accused who had already received bail, noting Makandar had spent 20 months in custody. This development comes as proceedings continue in the main case involving alleged conspiracy and evidence manipulation.

Pune police, Army forensic expert, and crash impact analysis report investigate the Porsche car accident involving two IT professionals in Pune. The report aims to establish a connection between the car's impact and the victims' injuries.

The father of the minor accused in Pune Porsche car crash which killed two people was sent to two-day police custody on Wednesday. The father, Vishal Agarwal, in court argued that he had sent a driver with his 17-year-old son. The court, however, sent him to judicial custody. The Pune Police had sought 7-day custody of the father.

Police also arrested Naman Bhutada and Sachin Kaatkar, owner and staffer of a Pune pub, and Sandip Sangle, an assistant manager at another pub. They were charged with serving liquor to minors without verifying their age. They were remanded in custody till May 24. Pune cops are transporting the builder and the two others to the city, and he is expected to be formally arrested and presented in court Wednesday.

Pune police arrested five, led by Vishal Agarwal, post a fatal Porsche accident by a 17-year-old under alcohol influence in Kalyaninagar, resulting in casualties Aneesh Awadhiya and ashwini koshta.

The Supreme Court granted bail to Shivani Agarwal, who was jailed for over 10 months for allegedly swapping her son's blood samples after a fatal car accident in Pune. Agarwal's son, a teenager, was initially granted bail with a lenient condition, sparking public outrage.

Collector Suhas Diwase ordered the closure of two pubs in Mundhwa for serving alcohol to minors, one of whom caused a fatal accident with a Porsche Taycan, resulting in the death of two techies. Charges were filed against the establishments for violating liquor laws, and the police have registered an FIR in Pune.

Following the Porsche crash, the police have detained the minor driver's father and are seeking custody of the bar staff who served liquor to the teenagers involved.

Pune Police have brought additional charges against a 17-year-old juvenile involved in a fatal Porsche crash that killed two IT professionals. These new charges include destruction of evidence, forgery, and offenses under the Prevention of Corruption Act. A supplementary final report was submitted to the Juvenile Justice Board outlining these allegations.