Two doctors arrested by the criminal police for manipulating blood samples

According to police, the doctors were arrested for tampering with blood samples.

Porsche car accident in Pune: In a recent development in the Porsche car crash in Pune, the Pune Crime Branch has arrested two doctors from Sasson Hospital in connection with the case that killed two motorcyclists in the city of Pune earlier this week. According to police, the doctors were arrested for tampering with blood samples.

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The minor defendant was taken to hospital for a medical examination on the day of the accident, May 19. The arrest took place after it was discovered that the minor’s blood samples had been switched with those of another person who had not consumed alcohol.

Earlier, on the morning of May 25, the criminal police arrested the grandfather of the minor accused in the case.

Pune City Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar said the accused’s grandfather has been arrested and a separate FIR has been filed against him under sections 365 and 368 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

The driver, Gangadhar, had complained to the police, claiming that he was taken to the accused grandfather’s house against his will on the night of May 19 when Gangadhar was leaving the Yerawada police station.

The accused grandfather and his father allegedly threatened Gangadhar, snatched his phone and forcibly locked him in their bungalow to force him to take responsibility for the crime instead of his minor grandson.

The minor rammed the two IT experts, who were travelling on motorcycles, with his fancy Porsche and killed them on the spot.

Two young IT professionals from Madhya Pradesh, Ashwini Koshta and Aneesh Awadhia, were killed in the accident on the night of May 19.

The accused was detained in an observation home on the orders of the juvenile court. He was initially released on bail in the case, but was later remanded to the observation home for 14 days until June 5.

The accused’s father, who was arrested earlier, is in Yerawada Central Jail after being remanded in custody for 14 days.

(With inputs from ANI)