'High velocity does not mean driving a car carelessly', after the death of two passers -by - the accused was acquitted by the Supreme Court - the Supreme Court allowed manager in fatal accidents.

The Supreme Court said in an important decision that management at high velocity did not mean that the driver was driving carelessly. The court acquitted the car driver in a case, saying that the prosecution could not prove that the driver was driving in a quick or carefree manner. Jagran correspondent, New -Delhi. In the case of the death of two passers -by -in a road accident, car driver Manish Kumar was made important remarks. The court said that management at high velocity could not be concluded that the driver had done negligence. A Bank of Justice Saurabh Banerjee said the prosecution could no longer be as suspicion in the case that the appellant actually drove a car in a quick or carefree manner. Through which two passersby died. The trial court sentenced the accused to two years. The trial court convicted the appellant in terms of section 279 (Fast Pace) of the Indian Criminal Act and 304A (which causes negligence). The trial court sentenced the accused to two years of strict imprisonment. On the appeal request against the trial court’s decision, the bank said that no information was given by any witness or prosecution on what the quick velocity means or how much that person actually drives quickly. The tires occurred before the accident or later before the accident: The Supreme Court said many causes in the area during the incident cause such accidents. The court noted that the cause of the cause was not good and that its tire tubes were torn and the rand was damaged. The court said that the prosecution could not be cleared by the material or the tape burst occurred before the accident or later. According to the petition sentenced, the appellant was convicted, the incident occurred on February 20, 2012 near Kamla Nehru College Bus Stand. According to the petition, the car driver went to buy milk from his friends from the Mother Dairy Booth, and while turning left, he lost control of the car and hit two passers -by. Both passersby are dead. On December 3, 2022, the Business Court convicted and sentenced the appellant in the case. The said ruling was disputed by the appellant in the Supreme Court. Also read ‘False accusation of rape destroys the soul of the person’, in which case the Court of Delhi made such a comment on every big news of your city, now on your phone. Download the most reliable companion of Local News Afjagran Local App.