A 37-year-old man has been hit by a red beacon car deployed for Prime Minister’s Special Protection Group (SPG) on late Sunday evening in south Delhi.
The victim, identified as Suresh Kumar, resident of Dakshin Puri, was riding on his motorcycle from Moti Bagh towards his residence. Mid way, a speeding car allegedly jumped the Sangam Cinema redlight and rammed into the motorcycle.
The errant driver of the SPG car of PMO has worked with Rajasthan police.
When the passersby noticed the accident and saw that the accused was trying to flee, they surrounded the car and broke the front mirror. A PCR call was made by them.
According to the sources in the police control room, the call was transfered to R K \Puram police station. After which an investigating officer (IO) was assigned the case. When he reached the spot, he realised that the case does not belong to his jurisdiction, but to South Campus police station. Informing the senior police official, the IO walked away. After a while, the IO of South Campus reached the crime scene.
Meanwhile, the accused took the victim in his car and fled. Another half an hour later, the police got a call from Safdarjung hospital informing about the victim. The IO then reached Safdarjung hospital. ‘We are investigating the matter and the victim is critically injured. So far, no one has been arrested in the case,’ the official added.
The victim, identified as Suresh Kumar, resident of Dakshin Puri, was riding on his motorcycle from Moti Bagh towards his residence. Mid way, a speeding car allegedly jumped the Sangam Cinema redlight and rammed into the motorcycle.
The errant driver of the SPG car of PMO has worked with Rajasthan police.
When the passersby noticed the accident and saw that the accused was trying to flee, they surrounded the car and broke the front mirror. A PCR call was made by them.
According to the sources in the police control room, the call was transfered to R K \Puram police station. After which an investigating officer (IO) was assigned the case. When he reached the spot, he realised that the case does not belong to his jurisdiction, but to South Campus police station. Informing the senior police official, the IO walked away. After a while, the IO of South Campus reached the crime scene.
Meanwhile, the accused took the victim in his car and fled. Another half an hour later, the police got a call from Safdarjung hospital informing about the victim. The IO then reached Safdarjung hospital. ‘We are investigating the matter and the victim is critically injured. So far, no one has been arrested in the case,’ the official added.