Man’s mother hit by Porsche driven by Pune teenager

She kept her composure during the first few questions. But after four minutes she gave in and burst into tears. The woman was answering questions about her son, who died in the horrific Porsche accident in Pune in the early hours of Sunday.

“We only read a few books. I have become very happy through this trip. Ab kabhi nahi mil paaungi main usse (He killed my son. Now I will never be able to see my son again),” said a weeping Savitha Awadhiya, mother of Aneesh Awadhiya, who died in the accident.

Three days after the Pune teenager was granted bail on condition that he write an essay on accidents, the juvenile court on Wednesday revised its order and remanded him in judicial custody till June 5.

“This is a mistake on my part, but I had no other choice. So if we’re wondering what to do, then it’s time to say goodbye. So that we finally know the truth, it’s time to have a card just waiting for someone to forge it. Ye seedhe seedhe hatya kehlati hai (“It is the boy’s mistake, you could even call it murder because if he had not made such a big mistake, no one would have died. If only his family members had been careful, my son would still be alive today. This is pure murder,” said Ms Awadhiya.

The 17-year-old boy from Pune, who was celebrating his Class 12 results, was drinking with his friends hours before the accident, a video showed. CCTV footage from the Cosie bar showed happy scenes all around while the table was filled with alcohol bottles.

“Whoever says this will be a million dollars. But the rain is gone and the clouds are shining. The majority of people are unaware of the fact that they have not yet received the necessary medical attention. Let’s see how many children there are (He should face the strictest punishment. They are trying very hard to save him. They are people with money and think they can save their son. But my son died),” she said, appealing to the government of Maharashtra to help her get justice.

The Pune police commissioner said it was clear that the boy, the son of a prominent real estate agent, was driving under the influence of alcohol. Several witnesses said the teenager and his friends were heavily drunk.

The police are trying to build a watertight case, the top police officer said on Tuesday.

“He visited us on May 3. It was my anniversary. So he visited us. He left on the 5th,” Ms. Awadhiya said at her last meeting with her son, adding: “woh bahut achha bachha tha, sabko apna bana leta tha (He was a good kid. He was nice to everyone.)”

“Woh ball mom, grab this great gift you can find in Dubai. Chocolate and Khajoor. To achieve this, you must first log in. Hi Jaldi, that’s all I’ve ever done. Lekin woh ho nahi paya (He told me he had gifts for me: chocolates and dates. I will visit you soon. But it was not to be),” she said.

The teenager’s father has been in judicial custody for two days. The real estate agent was arrested on Tuesday from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar in Maharashtra, where he had allegedly gone to escape the police.