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The Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) in Pune has granted permission to the city police to conduct an investigation into the involvement of a minor accused in the fatal Porsche crash that claimed the lives of two techies on May 19. The police have been given two hours to question the minor, who is reportedly the son of a real estate developer in Pune. According to the Juvenile Justice Act, the inquiry must be conducted in the presence of the minor’s parents. The accused is currently being held in an observation home until June 5.

The police’s request for permission to investigate the minor came after they alleged that blood samples of the accused had been tampered with. Two doctors and a staffer from the Sassoon General Hospital have been arrested for allegedly manipulating the blood samples in an attempt to show that the minor was not intoxicated at the time of the accident. The blood samples were reportedly replaced with those of a woman, and the police are currently searching for the woman involved.

Meanwhile, two friends of the minor have claimed that he was under the influence of alcohol when he caused the accident. The JJB had initially granted bail to the teenager after the crash but later modified the order and sent him to an observation home.

On Friday, the father and grandfather of the accused minor were arrested and sent to judicial custody for 14 days. They were accused of threatening and confining a family driver in an attempt to force him to take responsibility for the crime.

The Pune Porsche crash case continues to unfold, with new developments emerging daily. Here are the top updates on the case:

– A five-person committee has been formed to investigate whether the JJ Board followed correct legal procedures when granting bail to the teenager involved in the case.

– The JJB granted bail to the teenager hours after the incident, sparking criticism.

– The Crime Branch Unit of Police continues to question two doctors arrested in connection with the case.

– The doctors are accused of manipulating blood samples taken from the minor accused after the incident.

– Another three-member committee is also conducting an inquiry into the alleged manipulation of the blood samples.

Two doctors from Pune’s Sassoon Hospital have been arrested for allegedly tampering with the blood sample of a 17-year-old involved in a fatal Porsche crash. The incident has taken a new turn in the ongoing investigation into the case.

The investigation into the Pune Porsche crash has taken a new twist, as the teenage driver’s mother is now alleged to have been involved in a plot to pressure a family driver to take the blame for the incident. The teenager’s grandfather was arrested and remanded to police custody, while the father remains in judicial custody for another case related to the accident. The driver initially claimed to be behind the wheel but later retracted his statement and accused the Agarwals of threatening and offering him money to take the blame. The driver’s wife is credited with freeing him from the Agarwal family’s confinement, leading to the filing of an FIR against the teenager’s father and grandfather. The driver and his family are now under police protection.

The grandfather of the 17-year-old involved in the Pune Porsche crash has allegedly threatened and confined the family driver to conceal the driver’s role in the incident. The grandfather’s involvement has led to his arrest and remand in police custody. The driver has revealed that he was coerced into taking the blame for the accident and was prevented from speaking about it.

Vishal Agarwal, the father of the juvenile involved in the fatal Pune Porsche crash that killed two software professionals, has been sent to judicial custody until June 7. The case has been transferred to the crime branch for further investigation. Along with Agarwal, five others, including the owners and employees of two liquor-serving establishments, have also been remanded to judicial custody. The juvenile driver, who did not possess a valid license, is alleged to have consumed alcohol prior to the accident. The police are investigating the bank details related to a bill paid by the juvenile at a restaurant on the night of the crash and have added a cheating charge to the case against Agarwal for non-payment of RTO fees for the Porsche’s registration.

On May 24, various significant events occurred in India, covering business, politics, and criminal investigations. E-commerce giant Flipkart announced the addition of Google as a minority investor, while Hindalco reported a 32% increase in its quarterly net profit. In other news, the Pune Police revealed an attempt to frame a family driver in a car accident case. Additionally, the Ministry of External Affairs issued a notice to JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna in connection with a sexual harassment case. India’s crude oil imports rose by 7% year-on-year, contributing to the net import bill’s increase. The S&P BSE announced changes to the Sensex index, replacing Wipro with Adani Ports and Special Economic Zones. Furthermore, the Delhi Police detained a key suspect in the Dombivali boiler blast case, and a Delhi court sent the personal secretary of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to judicial custody for allegedly misbehaving with AAP MP Swati Maliwal.

The police custody of three accused in the Pune Porsche crash case ended on May 25. The accused, Naman Bhutda, Sachin Katkar, and Sandip Sangle, were remanded on Tuesday in connection with the car accident that claimed the lives of two persons. Police have questioned the teen’s grandfather and friend and conducted a forensic examination of the car. The Mumbai Crime Branch continues its investigation into the hit-and-run case involving the 17-year-old accused, who allegedly consumed alcohol and was driving without a license.