New Delhi: A 25-year-old drunk man driving at home in SUV after watching the Indian-Pakistani cricket match in a hotel suspected of crashing into the Tempo in the Southeast Delhi Kalkaji, killing his driver, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including 15 people, including Old boy, police said on Monday.
The driver of the sports utility vehicle (SUV), Aaditya Khurana, was arrested at the night of the intervention on Sunday and Monday in front of the Triton hospital in Outer Ring Road and was later arrested, said a senior police officer.
Tempo driver, Radhey Shyam (35), received a serious head injury.
He was taken to the center of AIIMS trauma where he was declared dead, police said.
According to them, the incident occurred in stretching between Nehru places to Okhla CarrieGeway.
Tempo was on its way to provide a consignment of goods related to the festival to the store when it was allegedly hit by a SUV from behind, police said.
“The impact is in such a way that the tempo cabin is released from the chassis, it hurts the driver and other people sitting in the cabin.” Two people, who were behind Tempo, were also injured, “Deputy Commissioner of Police (Southeast) Esha Pandey.
Information about the incident was received around 1.50 in Monday.
While divers were declared dead in the center of trauma, the rest was undergoing treatment at the facility and out of danger, he said.
The injured have been identified.
As PANKAJ (21) from KALKAJI, PANKAJ (15), Pratapgarh Regency Uttar Pradesh and Aggarwal Neeraj (36), the resident of Bakkarwala Delhi Barat.
Tempo driver comes from Pratapgarh Regency Uttar Pradesh and living in the area of ​​Nangloi Outer Delhi.
According to a police officer, Khurana was found to be under the influence of alcohol during the incident.
He returned from a hotel after watching the World Cup match Cricket India-Pakistan T20 with his friends at Su Nday Night, the officer said “We have registered a case against the Defendant’s driver under Section 279 (driving rash or rising in a public way), 337 (causing TER Wounds by actions that endanger the personal life or safety of others) and 304 (guilty murder do not amount to murder), “Pandey said.
Khurana, a resident of Freinds colony, was employed in the marketing sector but it was unemployed now.
He was preparing for a competitive exam while his father was a cloth trader at Chandni Chowk, police said.