Pune: In a high-profile case involving a luxury Porsche car hit-and-run incident in Pune, the Maharashtra government has been proactive in its response. Here are the key developments:
- Juvenile Justice Board (JJB) Decision Reversed:
- Initially, the JJB released the accused juvenile with a minor punishment. However, as the matter gained attention, this decision was swiftly canceled.
- The new decision is to send the accused to an observation center for further assessment.
- Investigation Against JJB Members:
- The Maharashtra Women and Child Development Department has launched an investigation against two members of the JJB.
- A 4-member committee, comprising officials appointed by both the court and the state government, will scrutinize their conduct.
- The focus is on ensuring that proper procedures were followed while issuing orders in this case.
- Suspension of Hospital Staff:
- The Maharashtra government has suspended two doctors and a ward boy from the hospital.
- These individuals are accused of tampering with the blood sample of the juvenile involved in the accident.
- Family Already in Legal Trouble:
- The accused’s grandfather and father are already in police custody.
- Their involvement adds complexity to the case.
- Committee to Investigate Conduct:
- A 4-member committee, led by a Deputy Commissioner rank officer from the Women and Child Development Department, has been formed.
- This committee will thoroughly examine the actions of JJB members and assess whether rules were adhered to during the decision-making process.
The incident occurred on May 19 in Kalyani Nagar, Pune, when the 17-year-old accused allegedly drove the Porsche car under the influence, resulting in the tragic deaths of two software engineers riding a motorcycle. The case continues to draw attention, and authorities are committed to ensuring justice and accountability.
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