Lamborghini Driver Detained Following Collision with Two Pedestrians in Noida
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Synopsis
On March 31, a Lamborghini driver was arrested in Noida after hitting two pedestrians on a footpath. The injured laborers, who sustained leg fractures, are now safe. The driver, identified as Deepak, was involved in car trading and displayed an alarming reaction post-accident, asking if anyone had died.
Key Takeaways
- Lamborghini driver arrested after accident.
- Two pedestrians injured, but not in critical condition.
- Driver's insensitive reaction caught on video.
- Accident highlights reckless driving concerns in Noida.
- Police investigating the cause of the crash.
Noida, March 31 (NationPress) A driver of a luxurious Lamborghini was taken into custody after colliding with two pedestrians on a footpath adjacent to an under-construction site in Noida's Sector-94 on Sunday, according to police reports.
The high-velocity luxury vehicle lost control, crashed into a tree, and ended up facing the wrong direction in traffic. This incident took place near the Charkha Roundabout in Sector-94, under the jurisdiction of the Sector-126 police station.
The injured individuals, both laborers hailing from Chhattisgarh, suffered leg fractures but are reported to be out of danger, as confirmed by officials.
The driver has been identified as Deepak, a resident of Ajmer, with the luxury vehicle registered in Puducherry.
Reports indicate that Deepak is engaged in the business of buying and selling cars.
He was apprehended at the scene of the accident, and the vehicle has been confiscated, as stated by the police.
However, what was even more shocking was the alleged callous attitude of the driver following the accident.
A purported video circulating online shows the accused exiting his car and asking bystanders, "Did anyone die here?"
In the same footage, a man is heard inquiring about the number of injured individuals, while another person urges the crowd to contact the authorities.
The driver, Deepak, faced confrontations from bystanders at the accident scene.
As he exited the Lamborghini, a man recording the video was heard saying, "Call the cops, call the cops," to which the driver responded, "I gently pressed the accelerator," prompting the man to reply, "Did you press it gently?"
Bhupendra Singh, the officer in charge at the Sector-126 Police Station, stated, "The injured laborers were promptly transported to a nearby hospital. They have leg fractures but are not in critical condition."
According to Singh, the driver claimed that the accident was unintentional and resulted from a driving error.
The police are conducting further investigations to ascertain the precise cause of the crash.
This incident once again underscores the perils of reckless driving in Noida, a city that has experienced multiple high-speed accidents in recent months.
Authorities have urged drivers to exercise caution and adhere to traffic regulations to avert such incidents.
