New Delhi: The Delhi court sentenced a man for driving a car with a rash and negligent when talking on the phone, and dragged the traffic police officer on the hood after being marked to be examined.
The main district and Judge Dharmesh Sharma said he did not hesitate to hold a prisoner, encouraging bullies, guilty of driving a rash, attack, which caused public injuries and voluntarily blocked him in the disposal of public function.
The judge, however, said that despite the violation of driving a vehicle “dangerous and not a manless”, it cannot be said that Aggarwal has the intention to cause a life-threatening injury to Kumar Rupesh Portable, and release him to commit a violation of guilty.
The district judge further noted that there was no fracture supported by police officers and he was hospitalized with the symptoms of pain in the right ankle and left knee.
During the trial, the inmates claimed that he did not stop the car when he was confused that he might be beaten by police officials and then added that he brought money and caught that he might be robbed with the same thing.
Traffic police police, in his testimony, stated that Aggarwal drove a car with a rash and negligent with colored glass while talking to someone on his cellphone.
“He was marked to stop the car.
Furthermore in the testimony of Rupesh Kumar that the defendant initially slowed down the vehicle and then suddenly accelerated the speed of his car, as a consequence, he was beaten and fell on the car and held on to the eraser to save himself so as not to fall repeatedly shouting On charges to stop the car, “the police said in a testimony, according to the court order.
The court further noted, “the witness witness testimony was uncontrolled and unhindered with the effect that the defendant turned his car towards Narina Road from the side of Jalan Patel and stopped the car after driving for about 2 km and then he escaped.
From the place.” During the investigation, one A public witness named Robin also advanced and claimed that he had witnessed the incident and captured the entire order on his phone.