According to the sources the builder, father to the accused teenager asked the driver to handover the keys of the powerful car to his son whenever he demanded. It has come to light that the boy had spent INR 48000 in 90 minutes in a bar before the unfortunate accident happened.
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Maharashtra’s Pune Two young software engineers lost their lives in a horrific high-speed crash involving their father’s Porsche Taycan early on Sunday morning. The 17-year-old lad from Pune is still being held in remand custody. Outrage over the occurrence has spread across the nation, prompting discussions about road safety, parental accountability, and the accused’s quick release on bail—which was later revoked.
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Aneesh Awadhia, 24, and Ashwini Koshta, 24, were riding their motorcycles home after a night out when they were allegedly struck from behind by the teenager’s fast Porsche. According to police accounts, when the car crashed, it was reaching 160 km/h (100 mph), which is a dangerous speed.
The two riders were fatally injured in the strong hit that caused the motorcycle to disintegrate. According to reports, the adolescent, whose identity is being withheld because of his age, was unharmed.
The teen’s father, a well-known builder in Pune, allegedly tried to escape the city after the disaster. But because he let his minor kid operate the powerful car, authorities were able to capture him and file charges against him.
After being arrested, the adolescent was first released on bail after 15 hours, which caused a public uproar. The bail judgment was quickly reversed as a result of growing public pressure and media attention. Now, while investigations are ongoing, the Juvenile Justice Board has placed the boy in a detention home until June 5th, 2024.
The event has sparked new debates about tougher laws against teenage driving and stiffer fines for those who supply cars to drivers without licenses. To stop tragedies like this one in the future, the families of the dead are calling for greater enforcement of traffic laws and justice.
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