Saturday night will never be forgotten by the families of two engineers, Anish Awadiya and Ashwini Koshta, hailing from Madhya Pradesh. This dark night proved to be the last night of this world for Aneesh and Ashwini. All this happened because of the carelessness of a minor rich boy.
In fact, on Saturday night in Pune, a speeding Porsche car, which costs around Rs 1 crore, crushed two people. After the incident, it was revealed that the accused driving the vehicle was a minor. The biggest thing is that this minor got bail from the court within 15 hours. Let us tell you today in this article which sections are applicable in accident cases that the accused gets bail so quickly.
Under which sections the case is registered
In this matter we talked to Ravi Sinha, senior lawyer of Allahabad High Court. He told that at present, in the cases of road accidents in the country, cases are registered mainly under two streams. One of these is Section 304 and the other is Section 304A. However, the punishment is different in these two sections.
For example, if a person is driving on the road and suddenly the vehicle goes out of his control or another vehicle comes in front of the vehicle and an accident occurs in which someone dies, then in such cases a case is registered under Section 304A. Is. The maximum punishment under this section is only two years. Apart from this, standing bail is also available from the police station.
There is a different punishment in section 304
Whereas, if a person is driving dangerously fast or is driving under the influence of alcohol and during that time he causes a road accident in which a person dies, then in such a case, under Section 304. Case is registered. Under this section, the maximum punishment for the accused is 10 years. At the same time, he does not get bail from the police station. Rather he has to go to court for bail.
Which section was applied in the Pune case?
According to the Indian Express report, after the incident, Pune City Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar said that a case has been registered against the minor boy under Section 304. A case has been registered against both the accused’s father and the bar which served liquor to the minor boy under the Juvenile Justice Act i.e. Section 75 and 77.
Bail granted on these conditions including writing essay
According to the report of Times of India, the accused minor was granted bail from the court 15 hours after the incident. One of the conditions set by the court while granting bail was that the accused should write an essay on accidents. Apart from this, the accused was asked to get treatment for his drinking habit and take counselling.
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